Overview
- Public prosecutor Gabriella Dotto closed her summation by requesting life imprisonment for Anna Lucia Cecere for aggravated voluntary homicide and four years for accountant Marco Soracco for favouring.
- Dotto described Cecere’s act as a sudden, non-premeditated attack driven by jealousy, using the term “raptus” and “lucida follia” to characterize the alleged impulse.
- Investigators’ reconstruction presented in court outlines Cecere arriving at the office, arguing with Cella, launching a violent assault with a sharp object, and washing up as some traces were cleaned.
- The prosecution alleges Soracco knew the assailant’s identity from the outset, lied to investigators, and bears responsibility for Cecere’s long impunity.
- Defense lawyers for Cecere and Soracco reject the narrative and contend the acquaintanceship between the two was superficial, with their responses still to come as the trial continues.