“Yes, it was me” Murdered at home, son confesses live on TV: his words

Her son Lorenzo Carbone, 50 years old, confessed on live TV to the murder of his mother

The turning point in the case of the death of Loretta Levrini, the 80-year-old woman found lifeless yesterday by her daughter inside her home in Spezzano di Fiorano, Modena, has arrived, sensational and unexpected. Suspicions immediately focused on her fifty-year-old son, Lorenzo Carbonehave been confirmed by himself.

The man, in fact, quite sensationally, showed up today in Rose Square, in front of the house where he lived with his mother. He had been completely lost since yesterday and, in addition to the Carabinieri, several teams of the Modena fire brigade were also involved in his search.

Lorenzo Carbone’s confession live on TV

In front of the cameras of “Afternoon 5”afternoon show on Canale 5 hosted by the presenter Myrta Merlinthe reappearance of Lorenzo Carbone occurred. An appearance that was accompanied by his shocking confession regarding the murder of his mother, released live on TV and even before being found by the police.

These are the words spoken through tears by the self-confessed man:

“I killed my mother, then I went to Pavullo wandering the streets and I didn’t sleep all night. I tried to kill her first with the pillow, then with the pillowcases and finally I strangled her with the ribbons. Why did I do it? I don’t know, but I couldn’t take it anymore, my mother was between dementia and Alzheimer’s, I couldn’t handle it.“.

Upon the arrival of the Carabinieri, Lorenzo Carbone was taken to the command Sassuolo to be interrogated and repeat the admission of guilt already announced on television.

The debate in the studio

Myrta Merlino’s journalist explained:

“He confessed a little while ago right in front of our cameras and what struck me most was that his greatest fear was not to end up in prison but to be beaten by his relatives and he repeated this to me several times. Now they will have to do all the psychiatric assessments of the case”.

Present in the study of Afternoon 5 the journalist too Gianluigi Nuzzi who gave his own personal interpretation of the story:

“This man, an unemployed fifty-year-old who lived with his mother, despite what he did, returned to the scene of the crime. He found himself in front of the cameras and did not even try to escape, a sign that, despite the captive environment in which he found himself, he saw no better solution than to return there.”