Killer caregiver confirms: “I killed four elderly people”

He confirmed that he had killed four elderly peoplefor whom she performed caring duties, “to put an end to their suffering” moved by “christian mercy“. Mario Eutiziaa 47-year-old who showed up at the Carabinieri a Caserta accusing himself of four murders that took place over a ten-year period, was heard this morning by the investigating judge of the Court of Santa Maria Capua Vetere Antonella Grammaticato which he reiterated what he had already told the military and the prosecutor of the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Santa Maria Capua Vetere. Eutizia also guaranteed her “maximum availability” to provide investigators with further information should she recall other details about the murders.

The validation

At the end of the validation hearing, the investigating judge did not validate the arrest of the 47-year-old, but confirmed the man’s precautionary custody in prison. Eutizia appears to be homeless and has no alternative place to prison to which he can be transferred. The 47-year-old is in precarious health conditions, suffering from cancer and diabetes, and his defenders, the lawyers Gennaro Romano e Anthony Danielare working to obtain his transfer to a suitable facility that can guarantee him the necessary care. There are already several volunteer associations and health facilities in the area that have expressed their willingness to take him in. In the meantime, investigations are continuing aimed at verifying what Eutizia stated about the four murders, and at verifying what happened to the other elderly people, about thirty, that the 47-year-old has cared for over the years as a caregiver.

The victims

Eutizia confirmed during the validation hearing what had already been reported last Thursday regarding the deaths of Louis DiMarzio88 year old died in Casoria (Naples) in December 2023, and Gerardo Chintemi96enne morto a Vibonati (Salerno) in March of this year, the two elderly people whose precise personal details he was able to provide and who, according to him, died due to a dose of drugs four times higher than that prescribed; on the other two deaths, Eutizia limited himself to reiterating what he remembers, and that is that they occurred about ten years ago in Latina. The investigating judge of Santa Maria Capua Vetere therefore considered the Latina Prosecutor’s Office competent for territorial reasons and has ordered the transfer of the documents.

The investigations

It will therefore be in Latina that the investigations into the murders confessed by Mario Eutizia will continue, as well as the checks on the other thirty elderly people cared for by the man. The suspicion is that other similar cases may emerge among these. To the prosecutor of the Santa Maria Capua Vetere Prosecutor’s Office Annalisa LearnedEutizia had asked to be “helped to stop killing“, believing that, if he found himself in the same conditions again, he could kill again.