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The body of a 39-year-old man was found torn to pieces and hidden in black bags in the bathroom of an apartment in via Gulli, Turin, after a call to 112 from a woman who accused her son.
Murder during the night in Turin. The alarm was triggered when a woman called 112: "My son hurt someone", she said on the phone to the emergency number. The police cars then tracked her down in Via Gulli, in the northern area of the city, together with her twenty-year-old son. The police, upon entering the house, noticed a strong acrid odor and found the body. The body was cut into pieces and hidden in some large black bags in the bathroom of the apartment. There were knives nearby, in a bucket. The victim who apparently did not live in the house where the body was found is believed to be a 39-year-old man.
Three arrested: a man and two women
In the evening three people were stopped by the police in Turin, on the indication of the prosecutor's office, in the case of the discovery of the lifeless body. The crime hypothesis brought against a man is murder and suppression of a corpse; for two women, however, it was aiding and abetting the killing of a corpse. Throughout the day, the investigators, coordinated by the prosecutor's office, interviewed several people, some of whom could be frequenters of the apartment where the man's lifeless body was found and which was seized.
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Investigators will continue to interview witnesses and analyze the evidence collected in the apartment.
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Autopsy and technical examinations will be carried out on the body and weapons found.
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