There's no peace for Pamela Genini. After the 76 stab wounds inflicted by her ex Gianluca Soncin on October 14, 2025, and the desecration of her grave in the Strozza cemetery in the Bergamo area, a new mystery has emerged surrounding the dramatic story of the 29-year-old model.
According to reports today on the Canale 5 program "Dentro la notizia," hosted by Gianluigi Nuzzi, someone may have entered the Milan home where she was killed, at number 33 Via Iglesias, in the Gorla neighborhood. Police reportedly found tampered seals and, inside, latex gloves of unknown origin and empty jewelry boxes.
"I don't know who might have entered," said her mother, Una Smirnova. "There were no signs of forced entry; whoever entered had the keys." Pamela's ordeal began well before her death. Gianluca Soncin, originally from Biella but living in Cervia, immediately established a "possessive and violent" relationship with Pamela. He isolated her from her friends and controlled her. This behavior suffocated Pamela, who ultimately decided to leave him: "She wanted to escape; she was planning her escape," confirmed those who knew her. But Soncin gave her no respite. And using the apartment keys, secretly duplicated, he burst into Pamela's home with two knives and killed her. A crime, according to investigators, planned for at least a week. He will apologize at the trial. "I understand the weight of my actions," he said in court.
But Pamela's mother and sister, Una Smirnova and Veronica Genini, don't believe him: "His words are plastic." Pamela can't rest in peace, even after death. The most macabre discovery dates back to March 23rd: her body was stolen and decapitated. And her head has still not been found. Another ex (or perhaps just a friend) of the 29-year-old model, Francesco Dolci, is being investigated for that desecration, accused of desecration of a corpse and theft. He denies it. A test conducted by the Carabinieri at the Strozza cemetery establishes that even a single person could have removed Pamela's coffin from the burial niche and then replaced it. Today comes the latest, disturbing discovery: someone broke the seals of the house where the massacre took place. Someone who had the keys to the apartment.
(Unioneonline)