Six or seven blows to the head , some of them fatal because they fractured the skull and caused a massive brain hemorrhage . This is what emerges from the outcome of the autopsy which lasted almost five hours and carried out today at the Policlinico di Monserrato by the coroner Roberto Demontis on the body of Massimo Deidda , the 63-year-old farmer killed Monday evening in Gergei , in southern Sardinia, inside of his farm in Aureddus .
Maximum reserve on the part of the consultants of the public prosecutor Alessandro Pili, owner of the investigation, but according to the first rumors, confirmation would have arrived that Deidda was killed with a terrible sequence of blows to the head.
THE INVESTIGATIONS - In the meantime, the investigations of the Carabinieri of the Compagnia di Isili and of the Nuoro investigative unit continue. In prison , in Uta, there are the breeders Cesare Tiberio Farris and Stefano Farris , father and son aged 59 and 29, accused of double voluntary homicide .
The investigators dig into the differences of the past between the two families , who have neighboring lands, linked to the grazing of livestock. In the meantime, immediately after the arrest ordered by the prosecutor, the first admissions would come from the father , with an attempt to exonerate the son .
FIRST ADMISSIONS - The man - but without the help of his defenders - would have confessed to having hit the neighbor to defend himself , but at the moment the details of the investigation are covered by the confidentiality of the investigation. Now it will be necessary to see if tomorrow, in front of the investigating judge of the Court Giuseppe Pintori, the two arrested will decide to speak or will make use of the right not to answer during the validation hearing set for the second half of the morning.
THE WITNESSES - Two witnesses identified by the military: one would have witnessed the attack , while the second would have found the body of Deidda , still alive and dying even though there was nothing more for him to do. Too extensive and severe the bleeding caused by skull fractures.
(Unioneonline / vl)
