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The case of Daniela Gaiani
June 11 is approaching, a crucial date for the femicide case that has shaken the community of Castello d'Argile. Leonardo Magri, 53, is accused of the murder of his wife, Daniela Gaiani, found dead in their bed. The Prosecutor's Office has requested a referral to trial, arguing that what initially seemed like a suicide was in reality a premeditated murder, aggravated by trivial motives and an extramarital affair.
The accusations and the defense
Magri, defended by the lawyer Ermanno Corso, has always maintained his innocence. According to the prosecution, the defendant killed his wife because he considered her an obstacle to his new relationship with a younger woman. The defense, however, raised doubts about the validity of the evidence collected, highlighting alleged procedural flaws and irregularities in the collection of evidentiary material. Lawyer Corso presented a brief of over 20 pages, contesting the acquisition of evidence and the lack of notices for toxicological and autopsy consultations.
Civil parties and the role of associations
During the hearing, civil parties were admitted, including Daniela Gaiani's family and the Association 'La Caramella Buona onlus', which fights against violence against women. Lawyer Daniele Nicolin, who represents the family, expressed his determination to pursue justice for the victim. The presence of these civil parties underlines the importance of addressing the issue of femicide and gender violence, which continues to represent a social scourge in Italy.
Future perspectives
With the preliminary hearing nearing its conclusion, attention is focused on how Judge Salvatore Romito will decide on the indictment. The issue of evidence and the irregularities raised by the defense will be crucial to the future of the trial. The community anxiously awaits the outcome of this case, which represents not only a personal tragedy, but also a symbol of the fight against gender violence.