" My daughter didn't commit suicide. She was the only one who brought money into the house ." This was stated by the mother of Evelinndel Moori Chamorro, a 30-year-old Peruvian citizen who died on the night between Sunday and Monday after falling from the sixth floor following an argument with her partner , which reportedly occurred in the building where they lived in the San Martino neighborhood of Genoa. The man is being investigated for manslaughter . The prosecutor's office has ordered an autopsy.
The registration of the suspect is a necessary step to allow the man to appoint his own consultant. According to the victim's mother, the 30-year-old was "a hard worker." "On Sunday," she added, "he had gone to play soccer with friends; he had been away for a few days for his birthday." "My daughter and her partner argued often."
Investigators from the Flying Squad are investigating to determine whether it was an accident or not. According to the partner's reconstruction, he left the house after arguing with the victim because she was "hitting him." "She came out of the house and told me, 'If you don't come back, I'll jump.'" Then, according to the man, she tripped and fell in the stairwell. Investigators are currently investigating the matter.
(Unioneonline/vf)
