Overview
- An autopsy conducted on July 21 at Policlinico Tor Vergata found no visible trauma but was inconclusive due to advanced decomposition.
- The Rome Prosecutor’s Office opened a ‘death as a consequence of another crime’ inquiry under PM Giulia Guccione and ordered comprehensive toxicological analyses.
- Investigators are awaiting toxicology results to determine if overdose, accident or third-party involvement caused her death.
- Police are searching for Ruggeri’s missing cellphone and collecting CCTV footage from via del Mandrione to reconstruct her final hours.
- The 32-year-old was identified July 21 by documents and distinctive tattoos after her body was discovered in overgrown vegetation near railway tracks in the Tuscolano district.