In Italy, woman was alive when she was thrown from a bridge — autopsy
In the Florence area of Italy, 45-year-old Lorena Ischeri was alive when she was thrown from a bridge over the A1 motorway. The incident occurred on Friday. ANSA English reported the autopsy results on Monday.
Circumstances of the incident
According to the agency, the woman’s former boyfriend, Federico Vella, put her in the trunk of a car near her apartment in Florence. Before that, Ischeri, who worked as a veterinary nurse, called for help.
The man then took her out of the car and threw her from a bridge onto the A1, Italy’s main motorway linking the north and south of the country. He then jumped from the viaduct and died.
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Note
In a note, Vella said goodbye to everyone and explained that he could not live without Ischeri, the agency writes.
ANSA calls Ischeri’s death the seventh case of femicide in Italy since mid-August.
