Overview
- Moussa Sangare, 31, denied killing Sharon Verzeni in court despite earlier confessions to the carabinieri, the public prosecutor and a judge.
- Prosecutor Emanuele Marchisio argued that Sangare’s early statements contained precise, corroborated facts such as the number and placement of wounds and cuts to a nearby wooden statue.
- Investigators told the court a mixed DNA profile of Sharon and Sangare was found on the bicycle he used that night, which the defendant said he cannot explain.
- Phone evidence cited by prosecutors includes a photo indicating a tree and “16 steps” used to relocate a knife buried in Medolago, presented as linked to the case.
- Sharon’s family and fiancé delivered emotional testimony and said the defendant showed no remorse, as the defense offered minimal questioning during his examination.