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The murder took place in an apartment in via Gulli in Turin. The victim's body was cut up and hidden in bags and buckets, some of which were covered with cement.
The autopsy on the remains of Fabio Colapietro, the 39-year-old killed and torn to pieces in the apartment in Via Gulli, in Turin, is scheduled for Friday. The autopsy examination will determine the cause of death. The task was entrusted today to medical examiners Roberto Testi and Greta Cena.
Cristian Matheus De Oliveira Morando, 26, under investigation for the death of the thirty-nine year old, in his story to investigators had claimed that he had held the victim around the neck until he lost consciousness.
According to his reconstruction, the body was then moved to the bathtub, then dissected and the remains placed in bags and buckets, some covered with quick-setting cement.
In addition to De Oliveira, Nicole Formichetti, 47, who lived in the house, and Keith Simon Domingo Butig, 22, are also under investigation for aiding and abetting the concealment of a corpse. The investigation is coordinated by prosecutor Lea Lamonaca.
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Carrying out of the autopsy on the remains of Fabio Colapietro.
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