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Pamela Genini was killed in Milan almost a year ago with 76 stab wounds after ending her relationship with Gianluca Soncin.
The apologies requested in the courtroom by Gianluca Soncin, accused in Milan for killing Pamela Genini, are "rejected to the sender. They are plastic, insignificant words that do not take anything away". Thus the lawyer Nicodemo Gentile, on behalf of Una Smirnova, the mother of the young woman killed almost a year ago with 76 stab wounds after having ended the relationship with the 52-year-old, commented on the statements made by the man in the courtroom.
"They are very late - he stated during a break in the hearing -. He had to accept those apologies that Pamela made to him, when he dragged her by the hair onto the balcony and begged him not to kill her. He should have stopped there".
Gianluca Soncin, accused of the murder of Pamela Genini, apologized in a courtroom in Milan. The victim's mother rejected the statements, defining them late and insignificant compared to the violence suffered by her daughter.

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