He returns home wounded and dies, he was the son of the luminary Austoni. It’s yellow

The 52-year-old who died in Milan from a haemorrhage, after returning home injured, was the son of Professor Edoardo Austoni, former head of urology and andrology at the San Giuseppe hospital who died in 2012. The investigators’ investigations are leaning towards the accident of the Milan Flying Squad on the death of Edoardo Giovanbattista Austoni, who died on the sofa of his house, on the outskirts of Milan, where he had returned after going out to buy a beer.
The cause of death was a hemorrhage caused by a cut to a leg in which he had a varicose vein. Edoardo Giovanbattista Austoni yesterday evening, when he returned home, told his partner to call for help, without mentioning any attacks. He had two wounds, one small to his eyebrow, the other to his leg which was probably the cause of death.
The medical examiner, upon external examination, did not notice any traces of violence. Definitive clarifications will arrive in the next few days from the autopsy. Meanwhile, investigators are collecting and analyzing images from video surveillance cameras in the area. A fragment of a bottle and a large stain of blood were found on the ground near the building. When he returned, the man had his wallet and mobile phone with him; circumstances that make an attack with the aim of robbery unlikely
On November 29, 2006, Austoni’s father was injured in a gun attack outside the clinic where he worked (he was later convicted of extortion after being accused of taking money to speed up operations for some patients).