The Prosecutor’s Office ordered yesterday (Monday 17 June) the release of the body of Luca Carrarathe 41-year-old who died in his workshop in Villa d’Adda, Car Fuel 37, last Sunday morning.
Work accident
According to the prosecutor, there are no doubts regarding the accident at work: both the hypothesis of the presence of a third person, given that the cameras did not record anyone, and that of an extreme gesture have been excluded. This is because the scene and the elements collected made it possible to reconstruct how the man’s death was caused by a wound to the throat, caused by the blade of the hose that he was using to carry out work in the garage of his business.
The dynamics of the tragedy
Carrara had gone that morning, despite it being a public holiday, to his service station, of which he was the owner and sole director, to carry out some tasks, including cutting some aluminum plates. Most likely, the tragedy occurred shortly after his arrival on site, when he began to dissect them with the help of the tool: the blades reached his shoulder and, in the operation on one of these, the tool must have been fatally got out of hand, damaging his neck with the blade still rotating.
Since the business’ bar-tobacconist was closed and the pump with car wash was in self-service mode, no one noticed what was happening inside. It was his family who found him lifeless when, suspicious because he still hadn’t returned home at lunchtime, they went to look for him, making the terrible discovery and then calling 112. By then, however, it was too late: the 41-year-old was already expired a few hours ago, a drama that took place with the garage door closed.
The seals have therefore been removed from the service station and the date of the funeral will most likely be announced today.
