Aurora Livoli, 19 years old, is the girl found dead inside an apartment building in via Paolo Paruta, in Milan, on Monday morning. The young woman, born in Rome, resided in the province of Latina. The young woman’s removal dates back to November 4 and was reported by her family. Her loved ones had one last contact with her on the morning of November 26th. On that occasion, the 19-year-old said she was staying and did not want to return, but had given no indication of where she was. To identify her, the police had published a frame to identify her. He had no documents, wallet or cell phone on him. There were no scars or tattoos on his skin. In the meantime, an investigation into voluntary homicide has been opened by prosecutor Antonio Pansa.
Aurora Livoli found dead in Milan
A private video surveillance camera, as reported by Milano Today, filmed the girl as she entered the courtyard of the building, shared with other buildings with the entrance also on Via Padova. She entered with a man, in the middle of the night. She in front, he in back. About an hour later, the man came out alone. The footage shown showed the woman walking in front of the man, on the sidewalk. It didn’t appear that there had been an argument between the two. He was wearing a jacket over a shirt, dark trousers and tennis shoes with white soles. Precisely the clothes in which she was found, half-dressed, and now out of breath around 8:30 in the morning by the caretaker of 74. She had bruising marks on her neck and bruises on her face. Clarifications may come from the autopsy that has been ordered.
A murder case opened
The investigators had found her without panties under her trousers, half down. She had no bra or shirt under her jacket. And no socks under the tennis shoes on my feet. The soldiers of the Carabinieri Scientific Investigations Group found panties, a shirt and cigarettes, found near the body. The area was combed through in search of useful elements that could provide certain points to the matter.
