Giulia Cecchettin murder
June 30, 2024
10:05
From January 2022 to November 11, 2023, the day he stabbed her to death, Filippo Turetta allegedly sent his ex-girlfriend Giulia Cecchettin an average of more than 300 messages a day. This is what emerged from the documents of the investigation into the femicide. The relationship between the two was characterized by an obsessive and pressing attitude of the young man who did not want to end relations with the girl who had left him.
From January 2022 to November 11, 2023, the day he stabbed her to death, Filippo Turetta he would have sent to his ex-girlfriend Giulia Cecchettin more than 225mila messages (an average of over 300 per day). This is what emerged from the investigation papers on feminicide of the 22 year old from Vigonovo.
A fact that, together with many other elements, could strengthen one of the aggravating contested by the accusation of femicide, that of the stalking. Aggravating factors which, if confirmed, would lead to life sentence.
The relationship between the two, in fact, would have been characterized for a long time by a attitude obsessive e urgent of the young man who didn’t want to end his relationship with the girl who had left him.
Filippo Turetta’s messages to Giulia Cecchettin: “You’re deleting me”. She: “You’re a psychopath”
Cecchettin had told him: “You scare me, you’re a psychopath”
Cecchettin, how it was reconstructed by the investigators and how he remembers The Corriere della Seracontinued the acquaintance, albeit friendly, with the peer because he had fear Of his. On one occasion he had called him a ‘psychopath’ and she had repeatedly begged him to stop following her and spying on her.
Giulia Cecchettin
Turetta, however, continued to insist and accused Cecchettin of not having his best interests at heart. In an exchange of messages on Whatsapp, where the two argue because she simply wanted to interrupt the goodnight ‘ritual’ that she sent him every night and that, once the relationship ended, she no longer felt like sending him. “You’re really erasing me, you’re killing me like this”, the boy had accused her in a voice note that dates back to a few days before the femicide.
Turetta had also discovered that the girl had started to have contact with another young person of Reggio Emilia. As it was reconstructed by the investigations, he would have downloaded a app indicator light to check her out. “Come on, can you please at least tell me if you’ve started texting someone? We’re best friends, Giulia, please. You didn’t deny it either, so does that mean it’s true? Is that a yes?”.
Filippo Turetta
“You’re sick – the girl replied – A couple of times you showed up where I was. you lie to me. But there are things I want to keep to myself, because I’m scared of what you might do with that information.”
“I don’t control, I just wanted to say goodnight before going to sleep. – he replied – We love each other, we are close, we are two little potatoes. How can you think of starting to date another guy, What a ridiculous person are you? You risk writing goodnight to someone else. Something very violent towards me“.
The list of ‘things to do’ to carry out femicide
Turetta himself, who accused Cecchettin of doing ‘something very violent’ towards him, had started to do it in those very days. plan the kidnapping and femicide of his ex-girlfriendas shown by a note, created on his mobile phone on the evening of November 7, 2023 at 9.51 pm, in which he marks a list of objects and actions which should be traced back to the plan to commit the crime and escape.
“Geographical map, large backpack, knives, full tank of petrol, money bags, rubbish bags, Tie ankles below and above kneesblocking car doors, adhesive tape”. Elements which, if confirmed during the trial, could strengthen a further aggravating circumstance alleged against Turetta, the premeditation.
