
The man is accused of having administered insulin to the woman to cause her death and having collected the insurance compensation
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The suspect allegedly administered insulin to his wife for non-therapeutic purposes, causing her to have a fatal hypoglycemic crisis.
A 35-year-old man was arrested in Verona on charges of killing his wife, Jessica Dalla Chiara, 32. The femicide dates back to June 24, 2024.
As reported on the website of the newspaper L'Arena, the suspect, who works as a nurse, would have administered insulin to the woman via drip for non-therapeutic purposes, causing her to have a hypoglycaemic crisis, first at home and subsequently in hospital, where the woman had been admitted.
The man would also have collected the compensation for the death of his wife, who had taken out a life insurance policy two years earlier.

A 35-year-old nurse was arrested in Verona on charges of killing his wife, Jessica Dalla Chiara, by administering insulin to her for non-therapeutic purposes. The man also allegedly collected an insurance payout on the victim's life.

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