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Judge Reclassifies Ventimiglia Attack as Attempted Murder as Muggiò Stabbing Suspect Turns Himself In

The Imperia investigating judge ruled the case did not meet the new femicide statute’s gender-based motive requirement.

Overview

  • Ventimiglia: GIP Massimiliano Botti upheld custody for the 65-year-old and reclassified the charge from attempted femicide to attempted murder, citing the absence of discriminatory hatred or controlling intent.
  • The judge noted the husband said he attacked after discovering his wife’s prostitution, a motive deemed insufficient to trigger the femicide provision introduced in December.
  • The 44-year-old victim remains hospitalized at Santa Corona in reserved prognosis with spinal trauma and fractures and is awaiting surgery on her spine.
  • Muggiò: investigators proceed for attempted murder after a 43-year-old allegedly stabbed his 31-year-old partner, who was stabilized at San Gerardo in Monza with wounds reaching the lung and other vital organs.
  • The Muggiò suspect presented himself at a Carabinieri station with blood-stained clothing, gave spontaneous statements during questioning in Desio, the knife was recovered in the apartment, and the couple’s two-year-old child was in the home and later left with a grandparent.