A €15,000 crime. Four arrests for the murder of Marco Pusceddu, killed in August 2025 in Buddusò.
According to the hypothesis put forward by prosecutor Elisa Succu, supported by investigating judge Gian Paolo Piana during the preliminary investigations, the crime had two instigators: the victim's ex-partner—Maria Cristina Falchi, 57, originally from Iglesias—and Ramon Pirosu, 45, a colleague of Marco Pusceddu—also a 118 emergency responder, originally from Carbonia and romantically linked to the woman.
The couple allegedly commissioned the murder from two people residing in the Sulcis-Iglesiente area, who received €15,000 for the killing . This sum was confirmed by investigations and documented by various loans and numerous cash withdrawals in the run-up to the murder.
Those arrested are Bronzo Amhetovic, 42, and Dejane Adzovic, 26.
It was precisely the verification of these cross-references of money that allowed us to reconstruct a series of meetings between the instigators and the perpetrators, with a view to organizing and carrying out the crime.
The investigative findings have allowed us to identify the alleged motive, which can be traced back to sentimental and professional reasons between the victim and the alleged instigators.
Of note is what was ascertained by the RIS which, during a search in January 2026, in the Roma settlement of Caput Acquas, in Carbonia, led to the discovery of a track A 7.65-caliber semi-automatic pistol with the "118" serial number erased . One of the alleged hitmen had it in his trailer. Ballistic tests linked the weapon to the shots fired against Pusceddu a year ago.
Biological analyses revealed the presence of genetic traces on the seized weapon that can be traced back to one of the alleged perpetrators. The car the killers allegedly used to reach Buddusò and escape after the murder was also identified, as reconstructed from the phone records of the suspects involved, traffic data, and images extracted from video surveillance systems installed in various towns across Sardinia.
