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26 June
The 65-year-old Italian suggests a third party linked to the DNA found on the murder weapon.
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A double homicide that took place in Aigio involved the deaths of a 54-year-old woman and her 26-year-old son. The main suspect, a 65-year-old Italian man who had been in a relationship with the victim, is currently in custody. Complications in the case arise from the discovery of DNA on the firearm used in the murder, which reportedly does not match the suspect. The defense attorney for the suspect claims that the weapon is being tested for the DNA of a third individual, suggesting the possibility of another person's involvement in the crime.
Investigators noted that DNA belonging to the mother was found on the trigger of the weapon, raising questions about how it may have been transferred. This "orphan DNA" introduces further uncertainty into the investigation, as authorities are now looking into various scenarios to clarify its origin. The case has captivated public attention and generated discussions about the digital cleaning tools found at the scene, including a robotic vacuum cleaner, which may hold additional clues. As the investigation continues, the situation remains tense, with both legal representatives and investigators actively pursuing further evidence.
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