In the quiet town of Leipzig, the routine was interrupted by the arrest of Filippo Turetta, the 22 year old now sadly known for the murder of Giulia Cecchettin.
An event that shook and had an impact on a national level, leading to deeper reflections on security and justice.
Regional day of mourning
As a sign of respect and commemoration, the president of the Veneto Region, Luca Zaia, declared a regional day of mourning.
On the day of Giulia's funeral, flags will be lowered to half-mast. It is a moment of collective reflection, a symbol of solidarity towards Giulia's family and friends, and a strong message against violence against women. Zaia highlighted the importance of remembering Giulia not only for her tragic fate but also for his lively spirit and commitment to life.
Giulia was already deceased when she was abandoned
The investigations revealed disturbing details: Giulia was already lifeless when her body was thrown into the Val Caltea escarpment. According to the medical examiner Antonello Cirnelli, the injuries sustained they were serious and lethal in nature, suggesting an act of extreme violence. A further layer of horror that adds to an already deeply tragic story.
Philip's arrest in Germany
Filippo Turetta was captured in Germany, marking a turning point in the investigation. The arrest occurred in a car on the A9 motorway, put an end to a manhunt that had kept the public on edge. A new chapter now opens in the justice process for Giulia, with the expectation of a process that promises to be full of tension.
How Filippo's return to Italy will take place
Filippo's fate now hangs on the decisions of a German judge, which will determine the times and methods of his return to Italy. Emanuele Compagno, Turetta's lawyer, is waiting for further information on this trial, while Filippo's parents face the harsh reality of the situation.
