
The investigators do not rule out the presence of other people at the time of the events; the discovery of the phone was denied
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A 15-year-old boy was electrocuted after climbing a pylon in Lodi. The investigations try to clarify the dynamics of what happened.
"At the moment no leads have been ruled out: it cannot even be ruled out that there was someone with the young man, or in connection with the young man at the time of the events, also because his mobile phone has not been found".
So sources close to the investigation explain that the cell phone of Jacopo Trabattoni, the 15-year-old boy who climbed onto a pylon on Friday and was electrocuted in Lodi, has not yet been found.
The news leaked yesterday of the discovery of the boy's phone with a selfie taken before the tragedy has therefore been denied and it is therefore probable that the Public Prosecutor's Office will be able to order computer reports on the phone records of the smartphone which could still be in the fields around the pylon, or taken away by someone.
In fact, it cannot be ruled out that when the young man pretended to be "dead" lying on the asphalt and when he then climbed the pylon, he was not in communication with someone who may have pushed him to those actions and who then, given the tragedy, may have arrived on site to take the telephone.
In the meantime, the body remains at the disposal of the Prosecutor's Office.
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The Prosecutor's Office will arrange for computer expertise on telephone records.
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