Beatrice, the little sisters witnesses at the police station. The defenders: “Aiello and Iannuzzi didn't beat her”

The swearing-in at 11am, the hearings at 11.30am. The investigation into the horrible end of Beatrice, the two-year-old girl who died in Bordighera last February, is now at a very delicate moment.

Because the girl's two little sisters, aged 8 and 10, appeared in the morning before the investigating judge, in the evidentiary incident in which they were heard as witnesses of the horror in cross-examination between the parties, as part of the evidentiary incident.

On one side the Prosecutor's Office, on the other - connected by their respective prisons - Emanuela Aiello, the little girl's mother, and Emanuel Iannuzzi, her partner. Both are accused of mistreatment aggravated by Beatrice's death.

Aiello's lawyers: "Unknown to the fatal shots"

According to Aiello's defenders, Bruno Di Giovanni and Laura Corbetta, as regards the fatal traumas, those that have been defined as the cause of death are unrelated to these facts, of course."

The lawyers, before entering the police station, recalled how they themselves, among other things, had requested the evidentiary hearing.

Iannuzzi's defenders: "Never touched the little girl"

Iannuzzi's lawyers, Cristian Urbini and Maria Gioffré, also defended their client upon entering the police station: "Our client firmly denies both having committed violence against the little girl and her sisters, and having witnessed attacks committed by other people."

The terrible stories that the two sisters have already told the prosecutor's office weigh heavily on the investigation. but for Iannuzzi's lawyers «the girls report what they remember or think they remember. Technical evaluations will be necessary."