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The murder-suicide occurred in the Pietralata neighborhood of Rome. Three shots were fired, all in the head, causing the death of three people, including a 5-year-old girl who has been disabled since birth.
In the murder-suicide in Pietralata, Rome, in which a 5-year-old girl - who had been disabled since birth - also lost her life, three shots were fired and everyone died with a blow to the head. This is what emerges from the first results of the autopsy carried out today by the La Sapienza forensic medicine institute.
In all likelihood it was Luca Abbasciano who set the fire, although it cannot be ruled out that his wife Valentina Pambianco had an active role in the tragic action. The medical examiners, coordinated by Professor Vittorio Fineschi, also proceeded with the sampling to carry out further investigations, the results of which will arrive in the coming weeks.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The results of further investigations on the samples carried out by the forensic doctors will be made known.
Very likely · Within weeks
The authorities could open a formal investigation to clarify the dynamics and responsibilities of the murder-suicide.
Likely · Within weeks

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