
The man, accused of killing his ex-partner in a voluntary car accident in Cassano Magnago, remains in prison in Busto Arsizio.
Fulvio Ielmini, accused of the feminicide of his ex-partner Pierina Buffon which occurred on 16 October in Cassano Magnago, availed himself of the right not to answer before the investigating judge of Busto Arsizio, still supporting the thesis of the road accident.
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Pierina Buffon died on 16 October in a head-on collision between cars in Cassano Magnago. Ex-partner Fulvio Ielmini is accused of having voluntarily caused the accident.
Fulvio Ielmini, 73, was given the right not to respond, accused of the femicide of his ex-partner Pierina Buffon, 69, who died in the head-on collision between their respective cars which occurred on 16 October in Cassano Magnago, in the province of Varese. The woman's funeral took place yesterday.
The man was heard this morning in the Busto Arsizio prison, where he has been held since Monday 26 October, by the investigating judge Veronica Giacoia. His defender, the lawyer Angelo Luini, had already hypothesized yesterday the possibility that his client might choose not to respond. Ielmini will however be able to ask to be heard by the public prosecutor later.
"He is not clear, he continues to be confused and says he has found an obstacle on the road", explained the lawyer. The man therefore continues to support the version of the road accident and denies having voluntarily directed his Jaguar, which according to the reconstruction would have reached 140 kilometers per hour, against the Dacia driven by his ex-partner.
"I am increasingly convinced that a psychiatric evaluation is necessary for my client", added Luini.
The defense also requested house arrest or, alternatively, the application of an electronic bracelet and, in the further alternative, transfer to a treatment facility.
Finally, the lawyer recalled the physical conditions of the suspect, who would have suffered serious consequences in the crash on 16 October: "He has both fractured legs, severe headaches and other problems related to the injuries sustained in the accident".
The investigating judge reserved his discretion regarding the measure of precautionary custody.
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