Alice Scagnithe woman killed last night in the residential area of Quinto a Genova from his brother Alberto, it was hit by at least 17 stab wounds. This is what emerged from the first reconnaissance carried out on the body by the coroner, Sara Lo Pinto, who will carry out an autopsy in the next few days. The woman was married and had a one year and four month old son. According to the first information gathered by the investigators of the mobile team, coordinated by the prosecutor, Alberto Scagni would have struck after yet another request for money from his sister. The man, 42, was unemployed. Relations with Alice had been strained for some time. Scagni, reading his posts on social media, had been harboring resentment for weeks but also a form of persecutory mania: he was convinced that someone was spying on him, so much so that he had also had his apartment in Sampierdarena reclaimed from any bugs. A couple of days ago he posted a photo of him with a baseball bat and a knife behind him.
Alberto Scagni would have burned the door of his grandmother’s house
A few days before killing his sister Alice, Alberto Scagni would have burned the door of his grandmother’s house. The old woman lives in the same building as her nephew, in Sampierdarena, and she would have been the one to direct the agents to her nephew. Firefighters and steering wheels intervened on the spot. The fire did not cause any injuries but only damage to the door. The police suspect that Scagni set the fire as he had been creating problems in the condominium for days.
In the last period he had psychological and alcohol problems
In the last period Scagni had psychological and alcohol problems. Since January she had begun to press her sister more and more, sending her continuous messages on facebook and on social networks. The economic motive is the one most accredited by investigators. Her sister was apparently the only one who helped her brother. In recent times, however, the woman and her husband have started to no longer support him financially.
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