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The victim was killed on the night between 22 and 23 October in a co-housing accommodation in Tortona.
Having validated the arrest, the investigating judge Riccardo Ghio ordered - accepting the request of the Alessandria prosecutor's office - the precautionary custody in prison for the Russian woman accused of killing her little more than three-year-old daughter at home in Tortona (Alessandria). The thirty-year-old has been locked up in Vercelli since yesterday.
Little Alessandra Lucia was stabbed on the night between 22 and 23 October, in the social co-housing accommodation in the historic center of the city, where she lived with her mother Viktorija, separated from her Italian partner.
Today during the validation hearing the woman made use of the right not to respond.

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