È il 24 febbraio 1987 e in Via Levanna 35, Quartiere Montesacro, Roma Nord, a casa della famiglia Aprile si presenta uno sconosciuto che, con una scusa, entra in casa e uccide Cristiano, un bambino di 12 anni, ferendo gravemente, con un coltello, anche la madre e la sorella maggiore. Il padre e l'altro fratello non si trovavano in casa al momento del tragico evento. Le indagini, coordinate dal capo della squadra mobile Rino Monaco, si concentrano immediatamente sugli studenti di Valerio Aprile, padre del bambino e insegnante di elettrotecnica pensando ad una possibile vendetta nei suoi confronti. L'identità dell'assassino, come del resto il movente, restano tutt'oggi un mistero. Pino Rinaldi e il Dr. Giuseppe Paglia, Vice Questore Aggiunto della Polizia di Stato, ripercorrono le indagini di questo delitto ancora irrisolto. Con loro in studio anche la Professoressa Annamaria Giannini e il Professor Arije Antinori che analizzeranno il caso dal punto di vista psicologico e sociologico.
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00:12Cristiano Aprile is 12 years old and lives with his parents Valerio and Fiorella, with his brother
00:18Patrizio and his sister Giada in the Montesacro neighborhood of Rome. Cristiano's existence
00:25is abruptly interrupted on a tragic morning in February 1987. This is one
00:34of the great mysteries of the capital.
00:57Good evening and welcome to Detective. Detective is the RAI program produced in collaboration with
01:02with the State Police reporting solved and unsolved crimes. There are stories that don't
01:09we would never want to tell. The terrible killing of a 12-year-old boy shot dead in that
01:17which was supposed to be the safest place for him, the house where he lives with his family. This
01:25Two professionals will help us with our story this evening. Professor Anna Maria Giannini, a criminologist
01:34and psychologist. Good evening, Professor. Good evening. And Professor Arigianti Nori, also a criminologist,
01:42but on the side of the sociology of deviance. Good evening, professor. Good evening. So, our
01:51The story has a specific location where the events take place. We are in Rome, on Via Levanna, in the neighborhood
02:00Montesacro. Via Levanna is a small, private residential street.
02:10Montesacro is a fairly dynamic neighborhood because it has both popular and middle-class areas,
02:19it's also like the talent area where there are even stately homes. So there's a mix of
02:26population that has stratified and even mixed over the years.
02:33At number 35 of Via Levanna there is a building where on the ground floor there is the apartment of the
02:40Aprile family. The father is Valerio Aprile, 49 years old, and a teacher at the institute.
02:46professional Galileo Galilei. His wife, Fiorella Baroncelli, is a housewife. At home
02:52with them there are their three children, Patrizio at 17 years old, then there is Giada at 15 years old and the
02:57more
02:57little one, Cristiano, who is 12.
03:02The Aprile family has a quiet life, but like all Italian families, but from the newspapers
03:11and on the news he followed the story of Chernobyl, the largest nuclear disaster
03:17in history never happened. It is April 26, 1986. The repercussions also came from
03:27We are mobilizing to have a referendum that prevents the construction in Italy
03:34of nuclear power plants. On February 24, 1987, there will be demonstrations and strikes against
03:45nuclear power. Professor Valerio Aprile tells his wife Fiorella that he doesn't want their children
03:55little ones, Giada and Cristiano, are looking after school that morning.
04:03Early in the morning of February 24, Valerio Aprile and Patrizio Aprile leave home. Valerio
04:09to go to the Galileo Galilei Institute where he teaches and Patrizio to go to school. At home
04:15their mother, Fiorella Baroncelli, and their two youngest children, Giada and Cristiano, remain.
04:23At 8:20, about 8:30, the doorbell rang. I wasn't in the mood to open because I was
04:32in
04:32mess, the house was messy, I had a lot to do. But then the doorbell rings again and so
04:37she decides to open it and on the pedestal there is a boy, as she will describe him, tall, thin,
04:43about 20 years old. She lets him in, but after a few moments, after introducing himself as a
04:50kind person, polite manners, changes his ways, becomes almost furious, pulls out a
04:57knife and threatened Baroncelli. And then I started shaking and he felt me shaking.
05:04and he kept saying nothing's going to happen to you but tell me where the money is. Then I realized that there is no
05:12'era
05:13nothing to be done, we just had to save what could be saved, that is, first and foremost, my children.
05:21In just a few moments he even immobilizes her, blocks her and ties her hands with string and this
05:27The boy with the knife in his hand goes into the other rooms. In the passage he saw the child.
05:36sleep because the door was so closed and he said who is that? It's Cristiano, it's my baby, no
05:45he went
05:45here. Baroncelli finds herself in a scene she probably never wanted to see,
05:52Let alone a mother, she sees this boy who is raging against Cristiano in a pool of blood
05:58with the knife. My little boy was on the floor, he was in pieces, he was cutting blood, blood.
06:18Then he saw me, grabbed me, took me into the bathroom and holding me tight he started
06:28on my neck. Stab wounds, stab wounds, I felt crà, crà, crà. I got up and saw
06:37Jade on the threshold. Her face was covered in, it was a mask of blood, I didn't know. Behind
06:44that blood could be blind, could be scarred for itself. The little girl asked, mommy
06:50why? Why?
06:57It is a sudden crowd massacre that leads to the murder of Cristiano Aprile and the wounding
07:04of his mother and his sister Giada. All of Rome is shocked. Journalists and law enforcement
07:10they rush to the scene.
07:15We arrive at this slightly secluded street in Montesacro where this murder took place.
07:23a murder that immediately appeared particular because the victim was a young boy and was
07:33came into the house.
07:36An anonymous phone call arrived, it is important to underline, here from number 35 of Via Levanna
07:42to the operations center of the Police Headquarters.
07:46The patrol cars arrived immediately to carry out immediate interventions and then the emergency was activated
07:53the entire investigative circuit of the flying squad, in particular of the
07:57homicide section of the flying squad.
08:03Dr. Paglia, good evening and welcome to Detective.
08:07Good evening.
08:07So, today you are the head of the homicide section of the Rome mobile squad, after
08:13But after many years it's up to her to return to this case, so let's start again from that February 24th.
08:22What do your colleagues find when they arrive?
08:26They immediately ascertain that the report was true and first of all they try to facilitate
08:31rescue, however there is little that can be done for the poor Christian, he seems lifeless already on the
08:37place and a desperate ambulance ride is also attempted, but the child dies before
08:42get to the hospital.
08:43So, Cristiano has unfortunately passed away, but his sister Giada and his mother Fiorella are
08:50instead they were rushed to the Umberto I hospital. Giada was hospitalised with several
08:57injuries, but above all Fiorella, the mother, arrives in very serious conditions.
09:07She had arrived with haemorrhagic shock and stab wounds mainly on the upper body
09:16of the body.
09:19We found that the trachea had fortunately only been damaged along part of its circumference,
09:28we structured the trachea, performed hemostasis of the bleeding vessels and closed the wound
09:38on the neck and of course then the patient was transferred to intensive care.
09:51The woman can't speak; she's in intensive care. Does Giada mean anything to you?
09:56No, Giada can't speak either. Giada is also in shock, so we decide to hear her.
10:00at another time. First, the testimonies are collected by the police.
10:05intervened, the testimonies of the people present on the spot.
10:08What do you discover?
10:10Certainly a very important testimony that is collected immediately, as soon as it happened
10:15The fact is that of the cleaning lady. The cleaning lady says that while
10:19he was cleaning right on the Aprile family's landing, that is, on the ground floor
10:23at Via Levanna 35, hears loud noises, loud screams coming from the apartment,
10:27shouts, a loud commotion as if people inside were arguing.
10:31At a certain point he sees the door open, the door opens and Mrs. Baroncelli comes out
10:36visibly frightened, completely bloodied, calling for help. And behind her is the lady
10:42The cleaning lady notices a young man calmly leaving the apartment. There, that young man
10:48he's the killer.
10:49The cleaning lady then sees the killer. What does she tell you?
10:53He describes him as a young man, 1.75-1.80 m tall, slim, dark hair and says he dressed
11:01with blue jeans and a dark jacket.
11:05What about the face?
11:06He can't give much information on his face because his attention was probably
11:12aimed mainly at providing assistance to Mrs. Aprile, so perhaps she realizes
11:18of the presence of this person only when he is already turned away or was about to go
11:21go away.
11:22A tall, slim boy in blue jeans is the killer. As the investigation continues,
11:29Cristiano Aprile's autopsy is being performed.
11:37Approximately 19 or 20 stab wounds were found on the body.
11:45Arma bianca means a dagger, a kitchen knife.
11:50Not all the injuries were serious, some were only superficial, but there were some
11:59at least two or three that have had a space, a significant penetration into the body and that
12:08they have boiled vital organs, especially vascular organs of the neck, nervous organs of the neck and which then have
12:15that injury led to the child's death.
12:28Doctor Paglia, what do we learn from the autopsy?
12:31From the autopsy we have received important information on the wounds that were found
12:35fatal for little Cristiano and on another type of wounds, for example those on the hands,
12:40a sign that he had fought, he had tried to defend himself. And then comes a very clear indication
12:45also important on the murder weapon that the killer would have used, that is, a knife
12:49kitchen like the one you are holding now.
12:53He had this knife with him, did he find it in the house?
12:58From the investigation carried out at the house, no knives were missing, therefore we believe that the murderer
13:03he had it with him.
13:05Finally, Giada, Cristiano's sister, can start talking. What does she say?
13:12It provides descriptions that are substantially consistent with those provided by Mrs.
13:16of cleaning. However, he adds a detail, he tells us that the young man is wearing glasses.
13:21by sight.
13:22Giada is telling you something extremely important, what?
13:26Giada says that it is not the first time she meets the killer, that is, the same person
13:31It was performed a few days earlier, again at the family home
13:35April, he had knocked directly on the door of the house, he represented himself as a student
13:40of Giada's father, of Professor Aprile, who had gone home to get a book of
13:46electrical engineering that the professor had left for him.
13:49At this point, can the mother, who has just left intensive care, also tell you something?
13:56What is he reporting?
13:57Even the mother, once out of intensive care, provides a version that is perfectly accurate.
14:03coinciding with what was reported by his daughter Giada, especially regarding the visit
14:08which had already occurred a few days before that same murderer at the home of the
14:13Aprile family looking for a book that was left there by their father.
14:18This particular, this detail, which is anything but a detail, is something
14:24something really important, do you talk about it with dad?
14:28What does it tell you?
14:29He confirms?
14:30First of all, the father was not aware of this visit, the lady had been informed of it
14:33never reported by Giada nor by Mrs. Fiorella Baroncelli and above all had not
14:38never told any student to go home and get a book, never left one,
14:42he had saved a book for a student.
14:45Now that Mom can talk, she can tell you exactly what happened that day,
14:52A dramatic story. You ask Giada's daughter about that same scene.
15:00Giada confirms? What does she tell you?
15:02Giada confirms and says that after the boy had stabbed his mother he attacked her
15:07she who was trying to defend her little brother and her mother and was also hit by some
15:14stab wounds inflicted by the killer, by the boy. After which the mother manages to drag herself away
15:21up to the front door, comes out and asks for help.
15:24How does Cristiano's mother describe the killer?
15:28It substantially confirms the description given by the cleaning lady and her daughter Giada,
15:33A young man, 1.75m tall, 1.80m tall, dark hair, glasses. He also adds a detail:
15:40very important, the killer was very thin.
15:43Now we have a series of additional elements. For this reason, I want to ask our experts a few questions.
15:55Professor Giannini, can we begin to profile the killer?
16:01So, in the meantime he had already entered that house previously, probably under some pretext.
16:07A robber does not act with his face uncovered, he is interested in taking possession of properties,
16:13but it has every advantage in not harming the people around it and normally moves like that.
16:19Here we have another interesting element. He enters with a gentle manner and then changes.
16:26suddenly his behavior becomes aggressive to the point of attacking a child and leaves
16:32equally apparently calm or at least in total emotional control. These are
16:39interesting data.
16:40Thank you. Based on the evidence gathered and the interpretations of our experts,
16:49We can start talking about the motive. Dr. Paglia, it seems that robbery can be ruled out.
17:01Yes, robbery is ruled out because although the boy initially asked for the money
17:08to Mrs. Fiorella, they are not taken, they are not touched.
17:12It's not a robbery, but we're witnessing a very violent scene. What could have caused this?
17:18such an action?
17:20Obviously, no leads are left unchecked. The Flying Squad officers are concentrating on the investigation.
17:27mainly however on the student level, that is on Professor Aprile's students,
17:31who taught both at a private institute, the Pythagoras, and at a public institute, the institute
17:36Galileo Galilei, a technician. And not only that, he also gave private lessons at his home.
17:41So it was still a house frequented by students.
17:44And then the investigations begin to take a more precise, concrete direction. Let's see.
17:54The investigative activity focused mainly on the student context
18:00by Professor Aprile. Many students were heard as witnesses. There were
18:07very many reports, from 300 to 400 reports.
18:10So what does the police do? They start taking records, checking alibis, looking
18:16the presences of that day and to find out if by chance there had been any in the past
18:24cracks, disagreements in the relationship between the professor and some students.
18:33Professor Aprile was an electrical engineering professor, so he was an engineer. Engineers usually...
18:41They are serious, calm people, and he was exactly like that. That is, he was a serious person in class,
18:49He explained and taught the lessons in a professional manner. That's how I would describe him.
18:56as a very professional teacher.
19:00I don't remember that there could have been any problems with Professor Aprile and with
19:08some of my classmates.
19:13This thing goes on for weeks, but it leads to nothing, especially in reality, that is.
19:18in the manner that some student could have such serious reasons to be able to attack
19:26Professor Aprile or his family members.
19:32I have never heard of arguments between Professor Aprile in the school corridors, perhaps with
19:40some other student. I don't think that the school could have been the place in any way
19:48where this boy may have had a pretext to get even with Professor Aprile.
20:03These testimonies seem to exclude the hypothesis of revenge by some student against
20:09from Professor Aprile. Listen, but Professor Aprile is collaborating, he's giving you some advice,
20:14Do you suspect anyone?
20:16Professor Aprile collaborates from the very beginning, pointing out some profiles of somewhat problematic students.
20:23The in-depth analysis of the students, including those indicated by Professor Aprile,
20:26it leads to nothing, because there is nothing so important that could have triggered it
20:32such a trigger and such a violent reaction from one of the students.
20:38So, Dr. Paglia, let's go and listen to our experts once again.
20:49Professor Antinori, even if not many elements emerge in this direction, however I would like
20:57which explored the aspect of revenge. A student angry with his professor,
21:03how does he react, how could he have reacted?
21:08However resentful it may be, reactions are typically implemented through
21:14acts of vandalism, damage to property, damage to machines or objects owned by the
21:19teacher. It certainly doesn't go as far as invading the teacher's private life.
21:26arriving at the house.
21:29So, a young man entered Aprile's house and committed that terrible crime.
21:35Then he seems to have disappeared into thin air. Yet his face was uncovered and he was seen in the face.
21:44by the two surviving women, the mother and the daughter. In particular the mother of
21:49Cristiano had a clear view of his attacker, who entered his house twice.
21:59Mrs. Baroncelli immediately lends herself to the reconstruction of the murderer's face by giving
22:07the indications for an identikit. These indications, among other things, change slightly over time,
22:14because at the beginning she evidently talks about small glasses, let's say, like that
22:19Cavour, then instead talks about slightly larger glasses.
22:24So the lady provided two identikits, one after the other.
22:30They had been drawn up by the designer based on the lady's stories and often the stories
22:35of the lady were sometimes contradictory, confused, slightly nebulous elements.
22:40Did the lady also provide an identikit?
22:43Yes, I remember exactly how it was, I just can't find it, sometimes I had the feeling
22:48to see him, there were even chases, but it was never him, it seems it was never him.
23:01So these are some identikit images, a couple of them were made, these identikits
23:10they help you take a few steps forward.
23:14It doesn't lead anywhere, because every time young people are selected,
23:18students resembling the identikit, Mrs. Baroncelli categorically excluded that it was
23:23could be about the murderer.
23:25So, if it wasn't a resentful student, who could have entered the house that damned April?
23:34February 24th?
23:36Let's try to go further.
23:40There is also another hypothesis that at a certain point arises among the investigators, which is that
23:45of the drug addict, of the scoundrel, who needed money, who attempted a robbery.
23:52Those were the years in which drugs were still circulating on the streets, but the methods of the attack
23:59they do not lead to the drug addict, who is the one who takes and steals, moreover it has not led
24:05nothing went away, he only took the murder weapon, so it's not clear why
24:09one goes to steal inside a house, therefore to risk. The drug addict does not have this
24:15criminal capacity.
24:21Dr. Paglia, do you have any feedback on this hypothesis?
24:25There is no concrete investigative evidence, also because a drug addict entered the house
24:31employee would have made sure that he would have been satisfied even with a modest one
24:34sum of money, which however was not found.
24:38This Via Levanna is increasingly a true mystery. Let's try to return to that
24:46Montesacro house and try to understand more about the dynamics of this crime.
24:56I went to the superstore in the house where this criminal act had occurred.
25:02and the most important find there, but also in large quantity, was blood.
25:09So with the examination of the blood traces at the crime scene we have in a certain sense
25:16reconstructed what had happened and the sequence of events in the various rooms
25:22and we obviously concluded that the killer had taken a certain route starting
25:29from the mother's bedroom, then passing into the room where the little girl was
25:35She probably woke up at the first commotion and got out of bed and then she passed away
25:42in the child's room, venting a significant fury on this little child.
25:54We were all shocked by this story and we imagined that the lady was the object.
26:05of this attack and knowing that the children had also been attacked we imagined
26:13that having come to the mother's aid they had been secondarily hit.
26:24Doctor Paglia, the further we go, the more complicated this story becomes. For doctors, the first
26:30The one who was attacked was Baroncelli, Cristiano's mother, and the dynamics unfolded
26:36between the master bedroom and then Giada's bedroom and finally only at the last one
26:45In Cristiano's bedroom. According to Giada and her mother, the attack began
26:52right in Cristiano's room, on Cristiano and only after that mother and daughter would be
27:00struck. Are these contradictions hiding something or are they simply memories?
27:08confused. From the documents it emerges that these are only confused memories also because it is necessary to keep in mind
27:12present that both Mrs. Fiorella and her daughter Giada were also hit and attacked
27:17so they can also remember the movements of the killer and the murderer differently
27:22inside the house. The fact is that the investigations seem to have reached a dead end but it is
27:31It is precisely from one of the policemen who is following this investigation that an extremely important indication comes
27:39important that could even completely change the scenario of this terrible
27:47incident. During one of the trips that were made to acquire further information about the spouse
27:56April, dad while I was in the car we were accompanying him and his wife home
28:03he said Cristiano himself was involved, he had absolutely nothing to do with it, he had nothing to do with it at all.
28:13it's obvious that it's a sentence that says everything and nothing, we're talking about a shocked father but it can
28:20to light up a question. A light bulb went on in my head because I immediately had the feeling
28:28that the murder could have taken place in a context that perhaps had nothing to do with
28:37the student universe and something could be sought in a parallel context, the family environment
28:46360 degrees, so dad, mom, or maybe the relationship between husband and wife. This is the feeling that I have
28:55I still have port inside.
29:01Cristiano himself, who had absolutely nothing to do with it, was involved. How do you interpret this sentence?
29:13it is both a sentence that can open a new scenario different from the paths taken up to now
29:20as it can also be interpreted as a phrase of despair linked to the fact that those who have lost their
29:24life on the morning of February 24, 1987 was none other than the son of Professor Aprile Cristiano,
29:30the smallest in the house, the most defenseless.
29:32Doctor Paglia, when we talk about a crime that stems from a family relationship, what does it mean?
29:38For the family sphere, this refers to economic problems related to divisions
29:44of assets, inheritances or even problems with more or less direct relatives.
29:50In short, a relative or a person known to the family could have caused the child to end up in
29:58Poor Cristiano is dealing with various issues, perhaps financial ones. Is that right, Doctor Paglia?
30:05A known person who had something to claim from the Aprile family? It's a hypothesis.
30:11of school? Is this a hypothesis that hasn't been overlooked but rather explored further?
30:15In any case, however, the testimonies have not given us any indications in this sense, much less
30:20those of Professor Aprile and his wife.
30:22Therefore it is excluded that the mother, the daughter and Professor Aprile himself, right on the
30:31circumstance of knowing the murderer, they may have lied.
30:37There are no elements that lead us to affirm that the relatives lied about the
30:44reconstruction of the episode of February 24, 1987.
30:48I would like to highlight a very important detail. In the Aprile house, you should know that there was a painting
30:56which depicted the maternal grandmother, that is, Fiorella Baroncelli's mother, or Cristiano's mother.
31:02Christian. Little Christian stopped in front of the house every night before going to sleep.
31:08to that painting and turned affectionately to his grandmother, perhaps saying a prayer.
31:15Now listen carefully to what Cristiano's mother said about this very thing.
31:23Square.
31:29I stopped for a moment in front of that famous painting of my mother and I said I can
31:35stay here?
31:37Do you pray to your mother afterwards?
31:38He answered me.
31:41What does this make us wonder? But how did this person, this boy, know that in
31:49that painting was really Baroncelli's mother or maybe it could have been
31:55that of Valerio Aprile or any other person.
32:02We are faced with some unclear memories or strange and inexplicable things added later.
32:11The most incredible thing is that Cristiano's mother tells this episode about the painting from which
32:17It would seem that the murderer even knew his mother, otherwise he wouldn't have said that
32:26phrase in Roman dialect «you pray to your mother afterwards».
32:31Professor Giannini, can you help me understand?
32:35Even under basic conditions, memory never reproduces completely faithfully what it
32:41it really happened, but if you were faced with shocking images, situations,
32:49here even memories can become confused, not exactly faithful, there can be
32:55additions, there may be cases in which elements are enlarged or reduced instead
33:01and this is particularly well known and recognized in the scientific literature.
33:05Thank you. Did you hear Doctor Paglia, for Professor Giannini that memory could
33:14be a false memory due to the serious trauma suffered, but what if what was true instead
33:24Cristiano's mother said, what could it mean and what scenarios does it open up?
33:33If it were true it would be disturbing because the killer was aware of a detail
33:38very intimate, he was aware of a moment of prayer, of recollection of the members
33:44of the family and was especially aware of the fact that the person depicted in that
33:48the painting was Fiorella's mother and therefore Cristiano's grandmother.
33:51Excuse me, but if the mother and sister said they didn't know this person and we want
33:59Asking the mother and sister, what does it mean? That someone had told this person
34:08the family's most intimate secrets?
34:11Yes, on the one hand, maybe the murderer could have learned from someone else, so in a way
34:15indirectly, what that painting represented for the family members, as well as on the other
34:20part could also be a partial memory of Mrs. Baroncelli who perhaps in those
34:25hectic moments of the attack, stopping in front of the painting almost as if invoking
34:30of prayer, she was taken back by the murderer who told her to pray after your mother.
34:35The only thing that is certain is that the killer seems to have been moved by a truly blinding fury.
34:46and beyond any control.
34:54Regarding the type of person who entered the house, I believe that he acted driven by a
35:03passion and which explains the violence of the aggression.
35:11We know of almost daily arguments between the two spouses, there is even a document in the papers
35:17testimony of a beautician where Mrs. Fiorella Baroncelli went from time to time
35:22who said that even the marital relationship was in crisis, in short, sometimes the lady
35:29Baroncelli had also complained about her relationship with her husband.
35:32So we can really exclude that maybe there was a figure never referred to, never entered
35:43in the papers, that perhaps he had a custom, a relationship with one of the two family members, with
35:51Valeria Aprile, with Fiorella Baroncelli and who however was never taken into consideration
35:56for this affair, for this crime?
35:59We are talking about something passionate because it is the only track that could somehow
36:04stand up, he could stand up at one time, but nothing was found
36:09in the end, that is, to have something passionate you have to rebuild relationships between someone
36:15of the family and the murderer, not a single trace of these relationships has been found.
36:26Things are starting to look different, I don't know if this is the right track or not.
36:33wrong, the others are right, but let's get into the passionate motive, what does it tell us?
36:43That the passion trail was another trail taken into consideration by the
36:49investigators and police officers from the Flying Squad and could derive from a relationship
36:54extramarital affair by one of the spouses, but not only.
36:58This powerful murderous fury could reveal a whole world that has remained hidden until now.
37:11a little in the shadows, that is, an illegitimate child who found out that his father had
37:20another family and another son, he wanted to eliminate in such a violent way the
37:29his antagonist, the other who had taken his place.
37:36In light of the results of the investigations, nothing can be ruled out, let alone a lead.
37:43of the sort, although it must be underlined that no indications in this direction have emerged.
37:48Wasn't this person attracted to Cristiano Aprile's mother?
37:56Some oddities have been detected, especially in some of the lady's behaviors.
38:02Baroncelli, consider the fact that at the time of his resignation he decided not to reach
38:08the rest of the family who in the meantime had moved to Guidonia to stay with some relatives
38:12of her husband, but to return to via Levanna 35 and for this reason it was also decided to arrange
38:18an occasional surveillance with frequent stops at the house precisely to avoid that
38:23maybe the killer could come back and kill Mrs. Aprile.
38:28Obviously it is a choice that can be read in different ways, on the one hand it could
38:33hide problems that have not emerged with the husband, with the children or with a
38:41part of the family, on the other hand it could be read as a different manifestation
38:47of the pain suffered due to the strong shock linked to the attack and the loss of her son.
38:53At the time his colleagues went to check if there was any element that could show
39:03in something that was not working between the wife and husband, arguments, wars, money issues,
39:13issues of infidelity or whatever. The relationship between Cristiano's mother and father
39:19What was April like?
39:21The relationship between the spouses has definitely been explored, it has been examined and even
39:27the home telephone was also monitored for a period of time.
39:32Aprile family. Obviously Mrs. Aprile also went to the police station to report
39:36on some occasions he had received phone calls in which the person on the other end did not
39:40he spoke, however no profiles of molesters emerged from that interception activity
39:47nor above all family problems, disagreements between husband and wife and between other members of the family
39:54family. So let's shift the focus once again and try to understand better
40:03the neighborhood where the Aprile family lives and it is a particular neighborhood that takes us back
40:13to other dark events.
40:18A bit of that whole Montesacro Talenti area is the Bermuda triangle because in those
40:24years other crimes such as that of the accountant Antonella Di Veroli, like the same crime
40:31by Valerio Verbano, have remained unsolved, have remained unsolved. Let's say that perhaps in some
40:38so there in that area there is something that casts a shadow and covers the murders,
40:46It covers the blood, it covers the victims and makes them forget.
40:53Professor Antenora, even Montesacro, Bermuda Triangle, is that right?
41:01But in general, the Rome of those years was a very different Rome from the one today. We are not
41:06certainly at the time of the Clockwork Orange gang, that is, of the 700 robberies committed
41:12in 4 years, at the beginning of the 80s. Here we are at the end of the 80s. It's a Rome
41:17however characterized by various criminal phenomena, both organized and petty criminal
41:22and that neighborhood, like other neighborhoods, is inhabited by different social classes of people
41:31and you can witness different phenomena.
41:36At this point, can we outline the profile of the killer?
41:42It seems like we are in front of a person animated by very strong hatred, very strong desire
41:48of revenge, moves in a determined way in the house, which would make us exclude the idea
41:54of a sudden fit. It also gives rise to a modus operandi of overkilling, that is, it insists and becomes relentless.
42:02against its victims, especially against the child. And this leads us to make a further
42:08consideration. It is very difficult for a person, it is really against nature, to kill.
42:13a child. So we really need to reset the empathic thermometer, therefore totally exclude
42:19empathy and dehumanizing the victim. And that seems to be exactly what happened. Who can do?
42:25this? A person under the influence of substances who therefore has an alteration in his behavior
42:31or a person who always has an alteration in his behavior but given by a
42:36psychopathology that leads her to be able to behave in this way.
42:42Dr. Paglia, this unsolved crime is now in the file, on your desk.
42:57How is it possible that a murderer who was even seen in the face managed to do it?
43:09franchise?
43:10The Aprile case may not have been resolved because among the many hypotheses that have been
43:15made, the passionate, familiar, student one, there is another one that must necessarily be
43:20taken into consideration, that is, that of an unbalanced person, of a madman, of a person
43:25who loses lucidity, enters the Aprile family's apartment, kills the little boy
43:30Christian and hurts his mother and sister and goes away leaving two alive in this way
43:35eyewitnesses. Now, such a hypothesis, therefore of a crime without motive, certainly has
43:42contributed to increasing the difficulty in solving the case.
43:47The pain of a family remains and it is precisely Cristiano's mother together with her daughter Giada
43:54to talk about in that episode of Telefono Giallo of which we have already seen some sequences.
44:03It is not possible that this person, I call him a person even if he certainly does not belong to the
44:10the so-called human race, left my house peacefully, especially considering that he had to
44:16to be absolutely, I don't say stained, but covered in blood. It is not possible that
44:22I haven't met a single person, a curious person, someone, a glance. It's too big
44:27what happened cannot be kept silent.
44:33This evening's is a real cold case and so we at Detective also want to launch
44:40An appeal. After so many years, a testimony could shed new light on this crime.
44:49unsolved. If anyone remembers anything, maybe they just decided
44:55If it's time to speak up, you can also do so by sending a report to our email address detectiveschiocciolarai.it.
45:06I want to thank Dr. Taglia, I also thank Professor Giannini, Professor
45:13Antinori and I'll see you next week with a new Detective investigation.
45:20Good evening.
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