Former ambulance driver accused of six murders in Italy
In Italy, former ambulance driver Luca Spada is accused of murdering six patients in the Forlì area. According to ANSA English, investigators believe the 28-year-old man injected air into patients.
Findings of police psychologists
In a report by the Carabinieri's RACIS investigative psychology unit devoted to Spada's personality, he was described as a serial predator. The document's authors indicated that he was allegedly driven by an obsessive and uncontrollable internal motivation.
According to the report, the suspect selected elderly and sick patients according to a predatory serial pattern. This assessment is a conclusion by police psychologists, not a fact of guilt established by a court.
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Judge's decision
The report's conclusions were cited in the prosecution's position and in the decision of the judge for preliminary investigations. This summer, the judge rejected Spada's request for release from custody.
The case is being considered in the context of accusations of murdering six patients. Further circumstances of the case were not specified in the ANSA English report.
