An image generated with artificial intelligence. Raw, very raw. Manuela Murgia on the ground with a bloody face and a clear black mark on her forehead, a man above her who grabs her by the hair, two others nearby .
This is the last post published on the group “Justice for Manuela Murgia” by the family of the sixteen-year-old found dead in 1995 in the Tuvixeddu canyon.
A case initially filed as suicide and reopened thirty years later thanks to the tireless battle of the girl's relatives. According to the recent medical examiner's report, she was first raped and then voluntarily run over , before being abandoned in the Tuvixeddu canyon.
The family claims that there are three people responsible for the murder , it is the second time in a few days that they have published a photo generated with AI in which three men are seen ( in the first they were loading Manuela's body into the car ). And in the post published today they add: «We know who you are» .
Is the circle closing in? What is certain is that investigators are focusing on the last hours of the sixteen-year-old's life: checks on her clothing, hunting for biological elements useful for DNA extraction with innovative techniques that did not exist at the time of the murder; and the examination of various witnesses , already heard at the time of the facts, who now, after many years, it is hoped can provide useful elements to clarify the circumstances of the death.
"Every wound inflicted on Manuela's body cries out for justice. Every tear she shed, every moment of her desperation, called for truth. You can't hide everything, you can't erase the mistakes you've accumulated over time. Every second that passes betrays you. We know. You have little time left. We know who you are. We know what you've done. And now, the truth is knocking on your door ," the family wrote.
The photo, generated with AI, "is a visual representation of what we know happened ." A "symbolic" image, but the truth it tells "is real." On Manuela's forehead there were "clear black traces, one of the many details that pushed us all to seek the truth."
(Unioneonline/L)