Overview
- Investigators say Dino Keber strangled 39-year-old Tania Terrin at her Camponogara home and was found hanged in his Dolo apartment hours later in the night between August 15 and 16.
- Terrin and her family reported repeated abuse over about two years and an April assault that led prosecutors to open proceedings for maltreatment and injuries.
- In June the Questore of Venice issued an ammonimento, an official police warning intended as a preventive measure that does not by itself remove a suspect from the victim’s proximity.
- Terrin’s mother and relatives say they filed seven or eight complaints and describe Keber using a rope to threaten suicide and to manipulate the victim, details now cited in ongoing inquiries.
- Carabinieri and the Procura di Venezia are reconstructing the sequence of events while local leaders and family members call for faster, stronger measures that can physically protect women who report violence.