Alessandro Impagnatiello was fully capable of understanding and willing when, on May 27, 2023, he killed his girlfriend Giulia Tramontano, 29 years old, with 37 stab wounds in their home in Senago, in the Milan area.

No mental defect, neither total nor partial, have established the forensic psychiatrist Pietro Ciliberti and the medical examiner Gabriele Rocca in the expert report ordered and filed in the trial against the 31-year-old former barman.

The defense argued that Impagnatiello suffered from a “paranoid” personality disorder .

And instead, according to the experts, " there are no elements to believe that at the time of the incident there was a partial or total mental defect" .

Alessandro Impagnatiello has "narcissistic and psychopathic personality traits", but not psychopathological ones , he reconstructed the dynamics of the murder of his girlfriend Giulia Tramontano with "full lucidity, without confusion" and, according to his logic, he could not "accept the unmasking" of his double life and manifested "an angry dimension" , the experts write.

Not even from the interviews did "elements emerge that allow us to hypothesize psychological anomalies". Impagnatiello was also "able to adapt to life in prison, except for an anxious-depressive disagreement". Those narcissistic and psychopathic traits, the experts write, configure his "way of being in the world, where he had stable sentimental stories, work adaptation and ability to fit in" . Not even in relation to the murder and to that period did he show "persecutory anguish and delusional beliefs". Experts who do not agree at all with the defense consultants who speak of "serious paranoia".

According to experts, the 31-year-old has shown an " intolerance to emotional loss, understood as a narcissistic wound due to abandonment experienced as an offense and at the same time as a humiliation ". And at the same time "full awareness" of what he did and justified his actions as "out of control" in the relationship with .