A 63-year-old man killed by the
father of the granddaughter he had allegedly abused at Rozzano
near Milan may have been lured from his new home in Naples,
sources said Wednesday.
The victim had been transferred to the southern Italian city
after an investigation started into the alleged abuse of his
granddaughter.
Sources said Wednesday he had been accused of abusing the
girl for about two years, from 2016 to 2018, when he was a guest
at his daughter's house, especially during holiday periods.
The girl was then aged between six and eight.
The man was killed by his former son-in-law, who has since
divorced his wife, along with an accomplice on Monday.
The two men who carried out the hit turned themselves in on
Tuesday.
Emanuele Spavone, 35, the father of the girl, said he shot
Antonio Crisanti four times while Achille Mauriello, 27, rode
the scooter they used to approach their target near a
supermarket, sources said.
After they were charged with Crisanti's murder, they told the
police that he had allegedly sexually abused his young
granddaughter.
The Milan prosecutor's office said Crisanti was under
investigation for abusing his granddaughter, Spavone's daughter.
The girl recently told prosecutors about the abuse, sources
said.
Rozzano lies south of Milan.
On Wednesday Spavone reportedly told reporters "when I saw
him (Crisanti) I had a sudden and immediate blackout".
He said his vendetta was an "instinctive" act.
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