Woman killed at home, son: 'Voices told me to kill my mother'
Quick Look
- Mattia Bonassi, 47, is in prison in Bergamo accused of killing his mother Emilia Bianchi, 70, in their home in Palosco.
- During the interrogation he reportedly said he heard voices telling him to kill his mother.
- The investigating judge did not validate the arrest but ordered precautionary custody in prison.
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Why It Matters
Mattia Bonassi, 47, is accused of killing his mother Emilia Bianchi, 70, in their home in Palosco. During the interrogation he reportedly said he heard voices telling him to kill his mother. The investigating judge did not validate the arrest but ordered precautionary custody in prison.
“I heard voices telling me to kill my mother.” This is what Mattia Bonassi, the forty-seven year old in prison in Bergamo, reported in a very confusing manner on charges of killing his 70 year old mother Emilia Bianchi in their home in Palosco.
Assisted by the lawyer Alessandro Rossini, during the interrogation he appeared disoriented and provided incoherent answers. The judge for preliminary investigations examined the elements collected by the investigators, but did not validate the arrest: he would not have recognized the danger of escape. However, he recognized the presence of precautionary needs and ordered Bonassi to be kept in prison.
Open Questions
- What evidence have the investigators collected against Bonassi?
- What are the precautionary needs recognized by the investigating judge?
- Will Bonassi be subjected to a psychiatric evaluation?
