How he really died Enrico Viggi, the 47-year-old who disappeared in Bologna and was found dead on March 14th in a park? The medical-legal consultancy, entrusted by the Prosecutor’s Office to Doctor Paolo Fais, established the cause of death of the man, found dead in the Trecento Scalini park, on the hills of Bologna, after weeks of research and after his brother Fabio had reported his who passed away in early February, with an appeal on social media and on the program Chi l’ha visto.
Enrico Viggi died of cold
According to the medical examiner, Viggi died of cold: the report speaks of death due to hypothermia. Despite the positive results for antidepressants and alcohol, the report excludes a lethal outcome due to intoxication, since the quantities of substances were not such as to cause death, but would have favored hypothermia. Three weeks after the discovery of the body by a passer-by, the 47-year-old’s jacket was found, thrown among the shrubs in an inaccessible area of the same park. Also in the park, about 300 meters away, Enrico’s bicycle was also found on Easter day.
Died a few hours after his disappearance
According to the autopsy, the death occurred at the same time as the period of disappearance: the stay in a cold environment of a person with inadequate clothing led to death within a few hours. The body, in an advanced state of decomposition, had no injuries. The medical examiner considers the hypothesis of suicide of a person with psychiatric problems and a history of drug addiction to be more likely. The Prosecutor’s Office (prosecutor Elena Caruso) has a file open against unknown persons and will have to carry out its own assessments. Viggi’s family, which has been asking for the truth about his death since the beginning of the story, is assisted by the lawyer Barbara Iannuccelli.
Last update: Monday 3 June 2024, 12:32
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