The 31-year-old's ordeal began with a backache Aldo Christian Mambro, died on Friday 24 March at the Caserta hospital where he had arrived on the evening of Tuesday 21.
Following his death, the Deputy Prosecutor of Santa Maria Capua Vetere, Nicola Camerlengo, has opened a criminal investigation into the possibility of manslaughter, currently against unknown persons, and has ordered an autopsy on the 31-year-old's body. The autopsy will be performed on Thursday, March 30, with the assignment of the task to coroner Antonio Palmieri.
The investigation was triggered by the 31-year-old's parents' complaint filed last Friday afternoon at the Carabinieri station in Rocca d'Evandro, a municipality in the Caserta area bordering the province of Frosinone, where Aldo lived with his father, mother, and three siblings. The victim's family then decided to entrust the case to Studio3A-Valore Spa, a national company specializing in compensation for damages and the protection of citizens' rights.
According to the statement in the complaint, Aldo began to suffer from severe back pain on Monday, March 20; suffering from obesity, he was checked often, but the tests were always fine, certifying good health.
On Monday, his father had gotten him some medical patches, but they had no effect on his back pain. So the next day, Tuesday, his mother had contacted his family doctor, who, without examining him, prescribed some medications, including injections, anti-inflammatories, and painkillers.
However, the situation hadn't improved, so much so that the thirty-one-year-old couldn't even walk or go to the bathroom. So, on Tuesday, he called his trusted doctor, who examined him and recommended hospitalization. An emergency vehicle then took him to Caserta Hospital, where he remained in the emergency room until the following day, when he was transferred to the Neurology department.
Meanwhile, the CT scan and MRI he underwent revealed no particular problems. On Friday morning, shortly before 8:XNUMX, Aldo called home to tell his family that he was feeling much better, that he had been able to go to the bathroom, and that he was waiting for another MRI with contrast.
However, he never underwent the test because shortly thereafter, according to doctors at Caserta hospital, he suffered a serious cardiac arrest followed by death. The 31-year-old's parents and three brothers arrived at the hospital after Aldo was already dead.
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