
Una Smirnova, mother of Pamela Genini, the twenty-nine year old killed a year ago in Milan by her ex-partner Gianluca Soncin, talks about her pain and the desecration of her daughter's tomb, attributing the act to the obsession and revenge of Soncin and a hooded woman who had molested Pamela.
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Pamela Genini, 29 years old, was killed a year ago in Milan by her ex-partner Gianluca Soncin. The mother, Una Smirnova, denounces the desecration of her daughter's grave and claims that the act was motivated by obsession and revenge.
A beautiful girl inside and out, with a huge heart, who helped others and cared about her family. Unfortunately, it has been gone for a year. I blame myself for not being able to understand and not even being able to hug her on the last day. I can't process this pain. Thus to the microphones of 'Dentro la notizia' - a program hosted by Gianluigi Nuzzi on Canale 5 - Una Smirnova, mother of Pamela Genini, the twenty-nine year old killed a year ago in Milan by her ex-partner Gianluca Soncin.
"We still don't have her remains," says Una, recalling that her daughter's grave was desecrated. "After a year - he adds - it's as if it happened yesterday for us. It's the same pain that increases day after day".
When asked if there were people stalking Pamela, the mother replies: "Two people: Soncin and the one who showed up outside her house in Milan wearing a hood, who is the one who scratched the car and ruined the brakes. There were no other people. The investigators have ruled out any economic interest, because this desecration was done in the hope that no one would discover it. The only reasons could be obsession and revenge."
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