Angelika Hutter hit by a car, is dying: in 2023 she ran over and killed a family

The 34-year-old German was hit by a car on Provincial Road 19, in the Lower Veronese area, after fleeing the community where she was finishing her sentence. Two years ago he had agreed to a plea deal of four years and eight months for having run over and killed Marco Antoniello, his 2-year-old son Mattia and the child’s grandmother Mariagrazia Zuin in Santo Stefano di Cadore.

Angelika Hutter, the woman who in July 2023 ran over and killed Marco Antoniello, 47, her son Mattia, 2, and the child’s grandmother Mariagrazia Zuin, 67, is hospitalized in very serious conditions at the Borgo Trento hospital. The 34-year-old German, reports The Corriere del Venetowas hit two days ago by a car on Provincial Road 19, near Via Saletto in Ronco all’Adige, in the Lower Veronese area, after fleeing from the community where she was serving her sentence. Two years ago she had agreed to a plea deal of four years and eight months and remained in prison until March 2024.

The escape and the accident

Second The Corriere del Venetoin the afternoon of two days ago Angelika Hutter – filmed by the cameras of the “Don Girelli” structure in Ronco all’Adige – escaped by slipping between the plants that border the property and climbing over the gate. The managers of the shelter immediately notified the police, but shortly afterwards the woman was hit by a car on the provincial road. At the moment the authorities are maintaining the utmost confidentiality regarding the dynamics of the accident. “Ours – explained the director of the structure, Giuseppe Ferro, when asked byAnsa – it is a healthcare facility, it treats people and does not ‘contain’ them. During the afternoon break Angelica entered a hedge and climbed over the fence. We notified the Surveillance Court and the Carabinieri, then we learned of the accident.” “There were no obvious signs – underlined Ferro – but there was probably a stressful situation, for her as for all the psychiatric patients we follow, perhaps exacerbated by the holiday period. We control people, but above all we take care of them, we don’t put up walls.”