“Now she has a name” The first breakthrough in the Sharon Verzeni case

Man on bicycle caught on security camera footage identified: investigators have a name

The investigation into the murder of Sharon Verzeni, the 33-year-old brutally stabbed to death a month ago in Terno d’Isola, have taken a significant turn. Investigators have finally identified the man on the bicycle caught on surveillance cameras that night. Although his name is now almost certain, it remains an enigma why he has not yet spontaneously presented himself to the authorities.

The figure of the cyclist emerged thanks to the analysis of the images showing him riding in the wrong direction Castegnate Streetright where the murder took place. Investigators worked tirelessly to reconstruct every detail: the clothes worn by the man and the model of the bicycle allowed him to be identified. To this visual evidence was added the analysis of telephone traffic in the area, which provided further confirmation of the suspect’s identity.

But the question that now haunts investigators and the entire community concerns the absolute silence of this man. A mystery that adds further suspense to an already intricate case, where each new discovery seems to raise more questions than answers.

The police are leaving no stone unturned. Tomorrow morning, Wednesday 28 August, the Carabinieri of the Provincial Command of Bergamo will conduct new search activities in the areas adjacent to the crime scene, with the aim of collecting further clues that can shed light on this cruel murder. The operations, carried out in collaboration with the Municipal Administration of Island trio, are considered crucial to the continuation of the investigation.

The mayor Gianluca Salain a note published on social media, announced the temporary closure of some roads to facilitate the work of the police, inviting citizens to collaborate and respect the operations in progress:

“The Municipality kindly requests everyone’s collaboration, discretion and respect for the operations.”

An element of interest emerged from the analysis of Sharon’s bank account, which revealed payments for courses related to Scientologya spiritual movement that his employers in the bar in Brembate adhere to. Although the sums in question are not significant, investigators hypothesize that they may have generated tensions with the victim’s partner, Sergio Ruocco. The latter, on the night of the crime, was at home, far from the crime scene.

Ruocco was subjected to intense interrogation sessions and inspections of the house he shared with Sharon, still under seizure. The man is firm in his belief that his partner’s killer was “a person Sharon didn’t know”. A theory also shared by the victim’s parents, who welcomed him into their home in Bottanuco.