Alessandro Maja , the 57-year-old accused of massacring his wife and daughter , Stefania Pivetta, 56, and Giulia, 16 , and having reduced his 23-year- old son to death on Wednesday morning in Samarate, in the province of Varese, is incompatible with the prison .

The man was only 24 hours in the Monza prison before being taken to the hospital where he was admitted to the psychiatry ward . Interrogation under guarantee postponed, perhaps until next week. "The doctors felt that her conditions are not compatible with the detention", said her lawyer Enrico Milani, specifying that "the hearing will be fixed again when he is able to support it".

The Busto Arsizio Public Prosecutor's Office, as confirmed by the Attorney Carlo Nocerino, currently has no intention of asking for a psychiatric evaluation, while it is possible that this could become the next move of the defense.

TESTIMONIALS - The testimonies of people close to the family are now fundamental to understand how much premeditation there was in the crime and what tripped in Maja's head.

According to his father-in -law , father of Stefania Pivetta, the 57-year-old surveyor and furniture expert had been " down in the dumps for some time ", always "worried about money", even though the family did not seem to have any difficulties. In the last week he had closed himself in an "inexplicable" silence, to the point of forcing his father-in-law to remind him "that he is a father and a husband, to become a man and think about his family".