
AI-generated summary
Mikel Rroku, a 55-year-old Albanian citizen, was found dead on 6 July in his home in via Verolengo 185 in Turin. The body was in a state of decomposition and had a wound to the skull consistent with a blow delivered with a blunt object. The alarm was raised by neighbors due to the strong smell.
The wife and her new partner were arrested this morning by the Carabinieri for the murder of Mikel Rroku, the 55-year-old Albanian citizen found dead last 6 July in his home in via Verolengo 185, in Turin. The two, a 45-year-old Italian woman and a 52-year-old Italian man, are under investigation for premeditated murder.
The investigations
The Carabinieri of the Turin Provincial Command, coordinated by the Prosecutor's Office, executed a precautionary custody order in prison against them. The body, already in a state of decomposition, was found inside the victim's apartment, on the second floor of one of the ATC public housing buildings. The neighbors raised the alarm due to the strong smell that could be felt in the area. The medical examiner's investigations had highlighted a wound to the skull compatible with a blow delivered with a blunt object. The investigations were coordinated by prosecutor Lea Lamonaca of the Turin Prosecutor's Office.
See also
Rome, body of a man found in a park: investigation for murder
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The guarantee interrogation for the arrested wife and partner will take place
Very likely · Within days
Prosecutor Lea Lamonaca will request the indictment for premeditated murder
Likely · Within weeks

Twelve people were reported by the police following the riots on 26 September at the Lacco Ameno stadium on the island of Ischia, which culminated in the injury of a nineteen-year-old referee who was hit by a brick.

The Ravenna Financial Police carried out a seizure worth 37 million and over 40 searches in various Italian provinces as part of the "Golden Hands" operation, which dismantled a network of tax fraud, illicit labor supply and money laundering.

More than four months after the Turin-Juventus derby clashes on May 24, Digos is carrying out precautionary measures in Piedmont and other regions of Northern Italy. The Juventus fan Marco Basoccu was seriously injured in the head by a tear gas canister thrown by an officer of the Mobile Unit during the clashes that began at 6pm in Piazzale San Gabriele in Gorizia. The prosecutor had requested house arrest for the policeman, but the judge ordered a one-year suspension from service.

After three months of investigations, the Turin Carabinieri arrested the wife and new partner of Mikel Rroku, a 55-year-old Albanian pizza chef found dead in his apartment in Via Verolengo with his head smashed by hammer blows. Investigators believe that the crime was planned and carried out together by the two suspects, both Italian, in the Lucento district.

Explosion in via Longo in Bergamo at 7.30pm on 5 October, caused by a gas leak in a ground floor apartment occupied by a couple of Romanian origin. Fifty people evacuated, nine injured including the couple in serious condition, transported under code red to the Niguarda hospital in Milan. The building declared unusable, street closed all night for stability checks.

US President Donald Trump has approved the death sentence by firing squad for Nidal Hasan, the former army major responsible for the 2009 massacre at the Fort Hood military base in Texas, in which 13 people died and 32 others were injured. The announcement was made by Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell, who reported that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has recommended the execution and that he will determine the date, time and location.