The Brasia Court in Italy has confirmed the ban and has appointed the safeguard clause to jail for the 21-year-old E. J, who is accused of killing his mother, 39-year-old M.L.
However, the young man of Albanian origin is not currently in the cell, but is laid down at Brescia Civil Hospital, where he is held under the supervision of police forces. According to Italian media, this measure has also been taken to protect it from the danger of possible self – injury actions.
The serious event took place in Chiari, in the province of Brescia on 3 November, where Gianni himself appeared in a cababinieri barracks in the Kremlin.
He claimed to have killed his mother the night before. After verification, authorities found the 39-year-old lifeless body in the apartment where she lived with her son.
During questioning by the judge of preliminary investigations, Mauernesto Macca, in his laid-down Neuropsichiatricy department, 21-year-old man has confessed that November 2nd night he had thought to end his life.
According to his testimony, he had failed to find his place in a world he considered unjust and bad.
After attempted suicide had not ended as he had thought, he allegedly turned the knife toward his mother, striking him about ten times on the chest and belly.
After the event, the young man had left with his own Audi A1 vehicle, and about 7: 00 a.m. the following morning, he was presented to the Carabinieri barracks in the Kremlin.
On Friday, November 6th, autopsy was conducted on the body of 39-year-old Meleke Lusha, which is expected to determine the exact number of injuries caused. While witnessing before the judge, the 21-year-old has failed to provide a clear explanation for the reasons that led to his mother’s murder.
According to information published so far by Italian media, there had been no previous conflicts or tensions among them. E. Jhe was born in Italy, a family of Albanian origin. He had moved from San Bonifacio, to the province of Verona, to Chiari, along with his mother, after separating her from the young man’s father.
Earlier, the 21-year-old had worked as a bricklayer at a company along with his uncle, while later he had found work at a fast-food restaurant in Rovato.
His psychological situation is expected to be part of expertise and verification during the judicial process, while investigations into the full whiteening of the circumstances of this serious event follow. /tch/