Criminologists have identified another case. Alba Trosti, 55, a street vendor selling shoelaces and a nighttime prostitute, was killed in …
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January 12, 2021 Il Giornale – Now the “Monster of Milan” has emerged: “A serial killer who was never charged”
by Franco PosaThe murder of Simonetta Ferrero may be linked to those of other women, all of which took place in Milan in the 1960s …
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January 8, 2021 Quarto Grado – 9:20 p.m. Rete4 – Criminologist Franco Posa interviewed about the Simonetta Ferrero case: the theory that a serial killer murdered six other women.
by Franco PosaIn the episode of *Quarto Grado* aired on Friday, January 8, 2021, an interview with Dr. Franco Posa and a panel of criminologists …
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January 9, 2021, Corriere della Sera – Streets and shops: the “intersections” of the victims of Milan’s alleged serial killer
by Franco PosaThe seven murdered women and their movements within a “triangle” in the city center: the team led by criminologist Franco Posa …
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January 8, 2021, Corriere della Sera – The Milan serial killer: a photo taken at the lake provides evidence of the bond between the two murdered friends
by Franco PosaThe “counter-investigation” into the crimes committed in the 1960s and 1970s: was there a connection between Elisa Casarotto and Adele Margherita Dossena, …
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January 7, 2021, Corriere della Sera – The Milan serial killer: Olimpia Drusin’s son: “My friend and the priest who took his own life—now reopen the case files”
by Franco PosaThe 44-year-old woman was stabbed in November 1963 on Via Pontano: she is one of seven women killed in exactly the same way in …
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January 5, 2021, Corriere della Sera – Agostina Belli: “The Monster of Milan killed my mother and her friend. Investigate.” Actress Agostina Belli, daughter of one of the victims: “I remember Casarotto; they were friends.”
by Franco PosaTwo small liqueur glasses, a tray of Sperlari candies, a gold watch, and a ring: the only items clearly laid out…
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January 3, 2021 – DAGOSPIA – DO YOU REMEMBER THE MURDER OF SIMONETTA FERRERO AT THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF MILAN IN 1971? ACCORDING TO CRIMINOLOGIST FRANCO POSA, THE HAND THAT KILLED HER WITH 33 STAB WOUNDS IT COULD BE THE SAME ONE WHO KILLED SIX OTHER WOMEN BETWEEN THE 1960S AND 1970S – A TEAM IS WORKING WITH AMERICAN SOFTWARE AND HAS CREATED A MAP OF THE AREA WHERE THE SERIAL KILLER IS BELIEVED TO HAVE LIVED AND WORKED. THE VICTIMS’ STORIES: SHOP ASSISTANTS, FASHION DESIGNERS, PROSTITUTES, AND…
by Franco PosaAndrea Galli for the “Corriere della Sera” FRANCO POSA Time isn’t on our side. Or perhaps it is—and in fact, it will prove decisive, bringing together the …
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January 2, 2021 Corriere della Sera – The murder of Simonetta at the Catholic University and six other women: the theory of a serial killer in Milan
by Franco PosaThe team of criminologists searching for clues using the software employed by the New York Police Department, according to which …
