
The request for an abbreviated trial for Emanuele Ragnedda, who confessed to feminicide, was rejected
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Cinzia Pinna was killed with three gunshots on the night between 11 and 12 September 2025.
The trial opened this morning in the Court of Assizes of Sassari against Emanuele Ragnedda, the 41-year-old wine entrepreneur from Arzachena, who confessed to the femicide of the 33-year-old Cinzia Pinna from Castelsardo, killed with three gunshots on the night between 11 and 12 September 2025, in the house in ConcaEntosa (between Palau and Arzachena), owned by Ragnedda.
The Court, presided over by Judge Antonello Spanu, at the opening of the hearing rejected the request of the defense lawyers, Gabriele Satta and Luca Montella, to proceed with an abbreviated procedure. A request which was opposed by the public prosecutor of Tempio Pausania, Noemi Mancini, and the civil lawyers, Antonella and Nino Cuccureddu, who are assisting the victim's family.
"We don't feel hatred, we rely on justice, we cannot feel hatred otherwise we wouldn't be able to move forward", said Renato Pinna, Cinzia's father, present in the courtroom together with his wife and other family members.

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