Pozzuolo Martesana (Milan) – She was lying on the floor. Now lifeless, no one knows for how many hours. No obvious signs of violence on the body detected by the first inspection by the medical examiner, only some bruising which, however, could be dated over time. It’s a mystery about death of Hanna Herasimchyka Belarusian who turned 46 last January 26: her body was found at 5am on Thursday in the apartment on Via del Citra in Pozzuolo Martesana, it was her husband, the forty-three-year-old Polish KD
It was he who asked for the intervention of the rescuers, even though there was nothing more that could be done for the woman: the Areu health workers were unable to do anything other than confirm the death of Hanna, who, as it turns out, was carrying out occasionally the profession of carer and that in the past she had also been a dancer in some clubs.
From that moment, the discovery of the body became a matter for the Carabinieri of the Cassano d’Adda lieutenancy, assisted by colleagues from the Milan provincial command. The most important answers will come from the autopsywhich should be carried out on Monday: the examination will first clarify the causes of death and will also provide the Carabinieri investigators with a very precise estimate of the moment in which the death occurred.
The husband, who works as a driver for a shipping company, was interviewed by Cassano’s military: from what appears, he reported having spent the last two days away from home because recently relations with his wife had cooled. In any case, there are no complaints from the victim against her partner in the police archives, but only a few old intervention for disputes. The white suits of the Scientific Investigations section of via Moscova were also at work, combing through the house in search of any useful elements for the investigation: the house was not perfectly in order, but not so much as to suggest a heated discussion degenerating into aggression. At the moment, the hypothesis of death from natural causes remains the most probable, unless indications other than the autopsy arrive.
