UPDATE : January 16, 2026 - 22:24 am
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UPDATE : January 16, 2026 - 22:24 am
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Napoli

Immediate trial for Emanuele Spavone who killed his father-in-law in Milan





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Emanuele Spavone, the 35-year-old who last February in Rozzano, near Milan, shot and killed his father-in-law Antonio Crisanti, who was under investigation for sexually abusing his granddaughter, has been sent to trial immediately before the Assize Court of Milan. Preliminary Investigation Judge Teresa De Pascale, granting the request of prosecutor Monia Di Marco and deputy prosecutor Letizia Mannella, also indicted the killer's accomplice, Achille Mauriello, 27, also from Naples. The two were jailed for aggravated premeditated murder. The man's son-in-law, who is also the brother of Ciro Spavone, who moved to Milan from Secondigliano years ago, said: "I had a blackout." The murder occurred on February 25th in a park in Rozzano, in the province of Milan. That same day, at the Palace of Justice, an evidentiary hearing concluded in which the eight-year-old girl spoke of the abuse she had allegedly suffered from her grandfather. On that occasion, before the judge and the girl's mother, the daughter of the murdered 63-year-old man, the accounts the girl had already given to the police in a protected hearing were essentially confirmed. Shortly thereafter, her grandfather was killed as if in an "execution." Among the various investigative hypotheses, one was considered that the 63-year-old was lured into a trap to carry out his revenge against him, and was therefore specifically invited to return from Naples to Rozzano, where he had not been for months, just a few days before his murder. “When I saw it, I blacked out. sudden, immediate,” the child's father essentially said in front of the prosecutors and the investigating judge immediately after his arrest. The man also claimed that his 27-year-old friend, who was driving the scooter from which the shots were fired, was not aware of what he was going to do. The prosecutors, however, hyear contested the premeditation to both of them, an aggravating circumstance that had not previously been included in the arrest warrant.


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