Verona, killed his wife with an insulin drip: 35-year-old nurse arrested
The man is accused of giving insulin to his 32-year-old wife to cause her to suffer a fatal hypoglycemic crisis
Quick Look
- 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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Why It Matters
The incident dates back to June 24, 2024. The victim had taken out a life insurance policy two years before the incident.
A 35-year-old nurse was arrested in Verona on charges of killing his 32-year-old wife, Jessica Dalla Chiara. The femicide dates back to June 24, 2024, when the man, currently under investigation, administered insulin to the victim via drip for non-therapeutic purposes, causing a hypoglycemic crisis.
The administration would have taken place, first, at home and subsequently in the hospital, during the woman's hospitalization. The 35-year-old would also have collected the compensation for the death of his wife, who had taken out a life insurance policy two years earlier.
Open Questions
- What is the evidence specific to hospital administration?
- Did the suspect confess to the crime?
