Manuela Murgia, the family ready to ask for the exhumation of the body

The Manuela Murgia case has been reopened .

After the consultation of the coroner Roberto Demontis, the death of the sixteen-year-old girl, found lifeless in the Tuvixeddu canyon, in Cagliari, in 1995, is once again under discussion .

The expert report has in fact identified wounds compatible with being hit by a car and the hypothesis is that the young woman did not take her own life, but was run over and killed, perhaps after having suffered sexual violence.

Now the family is aiming to exhume the body, as explained by his sister Elisabetta Murgia . But not only that: the objective is also "the search for the clothes worn" , to verify if any biological traces remain.

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The white and blues were unable to reach the capital for the Serie B match scheduled for 3pm. The Sardinian club will appeal to obtain the rescheduling

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