Giada Zanola was still alive, perhaps unconscious, when she arrived on the Vigonza overpass from which she was then thrown down by her partner Andrea Favero. From the autopsy performed by Professor Claudio Terranova of the University of Padua Strangulation has been ruled out, nor do any injuries caused by cutting weapons appearwhile some bruises were found which confirm the argument between the woman and her partner about two days before the death of the Brescian.
Toxicology tests and on your partner’s smartphone
They will be available in about a month the results of toxicological tests which they will have to verify whether the woman was drugged or slowly poisoned. In the meantime we will move forward with examining man’s smartphone, that of the woman is not found, to examine its contents and verify the hypothesis of potential sexual blackmail on the part of the man. The truck driver from Padua, who for now remains in prison, after having dismissed his official lawyer Laura Trevisan yesterday morning, has already met his new lawyer Marco Marcelli, an expert criminal lawyer from the Venice Bar, at the Due Palazzi. Favero, apart from the first partial admissions made to the investigators, then said nothing more to the investigating judge and prosecutor, so much so that Marcelli wanted to underline that his client had not made any admission of guilt.
The torchlight procession for Giada
Tomorrow at 8.30pm, in Vigonza, a torchlight procession is scheduled for Giada which will start from the house where the young mother lived and will arrive at the A4 overpass at the point where she met her death. Thousands of people are expected, including institutional representatives, activists from various associations and ordinary citizens.
