His father fires him, kills him and his partner and then commits suicide

– They seemed like “a united and happy family”, as their friends described them, but evidently something had broken, transforming the affection between father and son into resentment, due to the decision of the former to sell the company after having fired his son and younger brother. This could have pushed Maurizio Platini, a 43-year-old from Cinisello Balsamo, married, to grab his revolver and enter “Sericart” in Cormano and kill his father Romano, 65, his partner Anita Salsi, 54, and then commit suicide with the same weapon. This is the presumed dynamic of the double murder-suicide, which probably occurred yesterday between 18.30:22 pm and 35:18.30 pm, which shook the industrial district of the town in the Milan area to its foundations, where the Platinis were well known for their graphic design business. The investigation is being conducted by the Carabinieri of Sesto San Giovanni (Milan). The lifeless bodies of the couple and the alleged suicide killer were allegedly discovered by Francesco Palladini, XNUMX, Romano's youngest son and Maurizio's brother, who arrived at "Sericart" with the latter's wife, Simona, after having tried in vain to contact his father and brother. He was the one who entered, alone, and discovered the bodies between the corridor and an office, that of his brother lying on the floor with the gun next to him. During the investigations by the investigators, coordinated by the Milan prosecutor Cristiana Roveda, it was friends and relatives of the victims, who reported growing tension in the family, due to the father's decision to sell his company after having fired his children a few days ago. His partner also worked at "Sericart", with whom the man had begun a relationship after his wife's disappearance five years ago. The company's video surveillance cameras, viewed by the investigators, reportedly show Maurizio Platini entering the building alone around XNUMX:XNUMX p.m. Around the same time, a family friend was supposed to meet Anita, but when she rang the bell at “Sericart” no one answered. “I rang and rang, but no one answered,” the woman said yesterday outside the scene of the tragedy. Next to her, also visibly affected, was her husband: “we had an aperitif together every evening, they loved each other so much, we really can’t understand what happened.”