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Milan Court Voids Sale of Impagnatiello’s Car, Orders Sister-in-Law to Pay €25,000

The judge found the T‑Roc transfer was executed to thwart the Tramontano family’s creditor rights.

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Overview

  • Judge Francesco Pipicelli of the Tribunale civile di Milano issued a first‑instance ruling on August 27, revoking the post‑crime transfer of the Volkswagen T‑Roc.
  • The court determined the August 2023 sale to the killer’s sister‑in‑law for €10,000—despite an estimated €20,000 value—was intended to reduce the debtor’s assets after the May 2023 murder.
  • The sister‑in‑law must reimburse the family roughly €20,000, plus about €5,000 in legal costs, converting the voided transaction into a payable sum.
  • An October 2024 theft report of the T‑Roc drew no payout from the insurer, which cited contradictory and anomalous elements that undercut the claimed dynamics.
  • Impagnatiello’s life sentence and provisional awards remain on record—€200,000 for each parent and €150,000 for the siblings—yet he is effectively asset‑poor, leaving recovery to the Interior Ministry victims’ fund and successful asset reversals.