
They reported missing after seven days in September 2024. Accused of murder and concealment of a corpse
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In September 2024, Salvatore Giglio was reported missing, which occurred after seven days.
In September 2024 she reported, only after seven days, the disappearance of her husband, Salvatore Giglio, aged 69: in Cutro (Crotone) the Carabinieri arrested the woman, aged 60, and her 28-year-old son, for the murder of the man which allegedly took place in the household.
The two are also accused of hiding a body, which they allegedly threw into the Tacina river, but which has not yet been found. The investigations are coordinated by the Crotone Public Prosecutor's Office led by prosecutor Domenico Guarascio.
The investigating judge of the Calabrian city issued a precautionary custody order in prison for mother and son.

The trial for the murder of the former Albanian policeman Fatos Cenaj has opened in Padua. The accused Moreno Violetto confessed spontaneously in the courtroom and handed over a check for 5,000 euros to the civil parties.

Raffaele Sollecito reiterates Alberto Stasi's innocence and calls for transparency on investigative data, recalling his own judicial experience in the Meredith Kercher case.

Daniela Ferrari, mother of Andrea Sempio, the only suspect in the new investigation into the murder of Chiara Poggi which occurred in Garlasco in 2007, speaks: "My son is a total stranger".

The body of Andrea Moretti, the 22-year-old worker who died after a fall at the Colosseum, returns to Tottea, in the province of Teramo. Funeral tomorrow, city mourning proclaimed.

Turning point in the Pietracatella case regarding the ricin-related deaths of Sara and Antonella Di Ielsi. Gianni Di Vita, not under investigation, was questioned three times at the police station in Campobasso and underwent searches with the seizure of electronic devices.

The Pavia Prosecutor's Office has closed the investigation into the Garlasco crime with Andrea Sempio the only person under investigation for the murder of Chiara Poggi. New wiretaps appear among the documents, while Alberto Stasi hopes for a review of the trial thanks to the negative DNA tests.