Terni, the woman beaten by her husband on the bus died after five months of agony

After five months of agony, the woman beaten by her husband on May 9th on board a bus near Santa Lucia di Stroncone (Terni) has passed away. The blows, eight of them, delivered with unprecedented violence caused irreversible damage, which no intervention was able to repair.

Arrested three days after the attack and behind bars since then, the man will now have to answer for feminicide. The authorities knew that he was violent. Reported by his wife, Fatiha El Afghani, for mistreatment, Mohamed El Messaoudi, a 42-year-old worker, was arrested, but immediately released with the obligation to wear an electronic bracelet.

But neither the device nor the approach ban stopped him. Five months ago he bought a hammer and waited for the bus that his wife took every day and attacked her.

Immediately afterwards he managed to escape, leaving behind the hammer, purchased shortly before the attack and found by investigators with the price tag still attached to the electronic bracelet.

Three days later - without showing either fear or nervousness - he showed up at a local bar and sat down at the table to have breakfast. Recognized by customers and managers, he was immediately reported to the police who arrested him. He has been in prison since then, but now the charges he faces are much more serious.