Woman killed in Somma Vesuviana: her husband constitutes himself and confesses. In an audio recording of the quarrel

He confessed Francesco Nunziata, the 70-year-old manager of a supermarket in Somma Vesuviana, who on Friday stabbed his wife to death, Vincenza Tuorto, 63 years old. During the assault he was also seriously injured the alleged lover of the woman, a 46-year-old dairy merchant from nearby Sant’Anastasia, supplier of the Nunziata supermarket. The man recorded the dispute immediately preceding the murder, with the aim of proving the extramarital affair of his wife.

The murder took place in the morning of July 16 when Nunziata, seeing his wife in the company of the supplier, confronted the couple armed with a knife to get them to confess their relationship. First he pounced on the man, injuring him, and then he turned to his wife and hitting her to death. Recalled by the cries, the customers and employees of the supermarket rushed to the parking lot, but Nunziata was already there escaped.

When help arrives Vincenza Tuorto she was already dead; the 46-year-old man, on the other hand, was transported to the hospital in How: initially not serious, his condition worsened during the hours. The carabinieri immediately activated for track down the alleged murderer, of which there was no trace for the whole morning until it was Nunziata himself who constituted himself in the barracks of Ottaviano, in the province of Naples.

Questioned by the prosecutor of Nola Aurelia Corporal, Francesco Nunziata confessed to killing his wife, claiming to be obsessed with the idea of ​​his infidelity. During the interrogation, the existence of a voice audio that Nunziata had registered with her mobile phone while he quarreled with his wife and alleged lover, with the aim of proving the extra-marital relationship. The fight then escalated and the recording captured the moments instead culminating in the murder.

Meanwhile, on the morning of July 17 one was held in Somma Vesuviana manifestation to remember the death of Vincenza Tuorto. The women who work in the municipality and the majority and opposition municipal councilors wanted to observe two minutes of silence in the spaces of the Town Hall. Subsequently they moved in procession to Piazza Vittorio Emanuele III, stopping next to the red bench which remembers women victims of violence and femicides. “Society must fight any form of violence,” said the mayor Salvatore of Sarno, underlining the closeness of an “indignant and shaken” city to the victim and his family.

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