The 24-year-old accused of killing the two women in Naro appeared before the investigating judge: here's what he did

The 24-year-old who allegedly killed the two women in Naro remained silent and took advantage of the right not to answer before the investigating judge

The 24-year-old accused of the crime of two women of Naro, appeared before the judge of the Court of Agrigento for the guarantee interrogation. He said he was extraneous to the facts and then made use of the right not to respond, making a silent scene.

He had already done so during the interrogation by the investigators, immediately after the arrest, on the night between 4 and 5 December. He didn't want to talk about what happened in the two women's homes, he didn't want to explain the reason for the two crimes. Investigators managed to reconstruct a first dynamics of the factswhich will only be confirmed after further investigations and scientific examinations carried out in the homes currently seized.

It would have been the 24 year old himself call 112 that night, claiming to have seen the culprit. He would also have asked his girlfriend for help in building an alibi, but she would have refused and would have handed over his blood-stained clothes to the authorities.

It would appear that the defendant tried to harass both women, but neither of them would have agreed to have intercourse with him. He was having dinner at Dalia's house, the 58-year-old, drunk and attempted an intimate approach, but the woman rejected him and chased him away. So, he would go to the house of Maria, the 54 year old, to do the same. But after she refused, she allegedly killed and set her on fire. Then he would return to Delia, break down the door and make her suffer the exact same fate.

The judge, after the interrogation in Gela prison, said the arrest was validated. The accusation is that dthe double crime and contempt of one of the two bodies. We will now have to wait for the scientific tests in the two homes. The two women lived in 200m away and they were both of Romanian origins. Today they are in front of their doors bouquets of flowers and lit candles.