Lucrezia Ciotti The investigations at Villa Pamphili, where a young woman was found dead mother and its daughter, are entering a decisive phase. Investigators have focused their attention on the man who was with them at the time of the tragedy, considering him the possible culprit. While further confirmation is sought, the case deeply shakes the community, which awaits answers on the dramatic episode.
Villa Pamphili, mother and daughter found dead: new details emerge on identity
The woman and the child found lifeless are both believed to be American origin, as well as man suspected of committing the murder. According to what was reported by The messenger, mother and daughter would present typical Anglo-Saxon features, while the man would have Latin physical characteristics.
This information came to light thanks to a tip received during the Rai broadcast Who has seen?, where a viewer recognized the woman's distinctive tattoos shown on the program. The person said he had witnessed a violent argument between a woman with those tattoos and a mens, not far from Villa Pamphili.
Finally, an employee of the Garden Service said she saw the three trying to camp in the park with a tent, inviting them in English, since they did not know Italian, not to stay in that place. Before moving to the park, the family would have lived near the San Silverio market.
Villa Pamphili, identity of man who was with mother and daughter revealed
The search is intensifying for the man found in the company of the young woman and the newborn baby found lifeless in Villa Pamphili, Rome: he would have been identified the alleged perpetrator of the murder of mother and daughter, with the child probably beaten and strangled.
According to what reported by Corriere della Sera, two key elements directed the police: a pink dress worn by the child of about 6-8 months, found in a waste bin near the place of discovery, and a peaked cap that the man would have worn, as reported by several witnesses. Through the analysis of images from cameras positioned in soup kitchens and in the market on Via San Silverio, the officers identified a couple with a newborn baby dressed in that way; from here came the turning point that could lead to the arrest of the man. He is currently wanted on charges of aggravated double homicide.