Sacchi murder, the family on Anastasia: "Impossible to defend it". The hypothesis: in the backpack 35 thousand euros to buy cocaine?

Soon the prosecutor will again hear Anastasiya Kylemnyk, on whom there are still several shadows to be clarified. The girl denied any connection between the murder of her boyfriend, Luca Sacchi, and a negotiation for a drug match with Valerio Del Grosso and Paolo Pirino, the two twenties in prison at the time as the only suspects.

Compared to the first versions on the contents of the backpack that the girl had on the evening of the crime, new doubts emerge about the amount of money it contained. According to Print there were more than 2 thousand euros that were discussed in the first moments: the figure would be around 35,000 euros and the merchandise for which the negotiation could have been born would be cocaine and not marijuana. A kilo of cocaine.

The family of Luca Sacchi, the 24-year-old who died on the evening of October 25 after being shot in the head by a P38 bullet in front of the John Cabot pub in the Colli Albani district of Rome, is now distancing himself from Anastasiya. "It is impossible on a moral level to defend it," the lawyers say. Tgcom also reports the first details of the autopsy: the doctors found lesions on the limbs of Sacchi's body.

A double backpack?

On October 28th, the young woman's backpack was found: in the very first moments of the investigation, the theft seemed to be the motive for the murder. It was Valerio Del Grosso who indicated to the investigators the place where the pink backpack was abandoned. It was located between the brushwood beside an access ramp to the Great Ring Road of the capital.

It is not clear, however, because a witness told of another brown backpack, seen on Anastasiya's shoulders. Moreover, if the approximately 2,000 euros contained in it had been justified by the girl as the proceeds of her work as a babysitter, as would be explained by the presence of almost 35,000 euros and, writes the investigating judge, «divided into bundles of 20 and 50 euros ».

Cocaine and not marijuana

The other hypothesis being examined by investigators is that the deal degenerating into murder could involve a batch of cocaine and not marijuana. It is likely that, during interrogation, no one has ever named the white powder to reduce any drug dealing charges.

But from the investigations coordinated by the prosecutor Nadia Plastina it emerged that the circle of pusher that revolves around Del Grosso was specialized in the sale of cocaine and not of marijuana. A circumstance that would justify the sum of money much more conspicuous compared to the 2,000 euros that had been mentioned at first.

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