Neapolitan pensioner killed in Suzzara: he had 3 bullets in his head

Tre colpi alla testa, sparati a bruciapelo e in rapida successione, hanno posto fine alla vita di Francesco Capuano, 79 anni, la mattina dell’antivigilia di Natale.

The bullets, one of which to the temple and two to the sides of the forehead, will now be analyzed by the Parma RIS, who in the next few days will also enter the victim's apartment, still under seizure, for further tests considered crucial for the investigation. According to initial findings, the murder occurred between 9 and 9.30:XNUMX, while Capuano was waiting in the car for his daughter, who had gone up to the house to retrieve some objects, to return.

It was the woman, who had moved in with relatives after the seizure of her home, who discovered her father's body in the driver's seat, riddled with bullets and slumped over the steering wheel.

The manner of the murder suggests a premeditated ambush by someone who knew the habits of the pensioner, who used to go out every day by car after his daughter opened the garage door for him. Investigators are digging into the victim's past, but at the moment no elements have emerged that suggest a mafia-style execution.

 Capuano had worked as a janitor in a school in Scampia

Capuano, originario di Napoli, aveva lavorato come bidello in una scuola di Scampia prima di trasferirsi nel 2010 a Suzzara con la moglie e due dei quattro figli. Dopo la morte della consorte, viveva con la figlia Rosa, 46 anni. Descritto dai vicini come una persona tranquilla, mai coinvolta in litigi o controversie, Capuano non sembrava avere nemici.

Meanwhile, the search for the murder weapon and the shell casings continues, so far without success. Investigators have inspected nearby dumpsters and flowerbeds, but the weapon remains untraceable. Investigations continue in an attempt to unravel the mystery behind a crime that has shaken the entire community of Suzzara.