Sangue abbondante nel sedile posteriore auto Turetta

According to the initial analysis conducted by the Ris of Parma on Filippo Turetta's car, the 22-year-old currently in prison for the femicide of Giulia Cecchettin, "a lot of blood traces were found on the back seat". The first samples have been extracted from the car, but in order to determine whether the girl from Vigonovo was killed with the last stabs inside the car or if she was already dead when her ex-boyfriend loaded her onto the Punto after the ambush in Fossò, the Carabinieri will have to perform the so-called Bpa, bloodstain pattern analysis, a technique that studies the shape and possible trajectory of the blood. The Ris is waiting for the assignment from the prosecutor Paolo Petroni to carry out this analysis. This technique allows to determine the origin and the action that caused the bleeding. Meanwhile, the date for the assignment of the consultants for the analysis of the blood traces and other objects found in Filippo's car - a knife, black bags, and a phone - is approaching (it could be next week), according to local press. Irreproducible investigations in which the technical consultants appointed by the parties, Turetta's defense lawyers, and the Cecchettin family's lawyers will also participate. The Black Punto, with which the young man ended his escape to Germany before being arrested after killing his ex-girlfriend, arrived at the Ris headquarters in Parma on December 15th. Meanwhile, in the Montorio prison in Verona, Filippo Turetta continues to spend his days without major changes. The young man is still confined in the sixth section, the infirmary, where he has been placed since his arrival in Italy.