This case took place near my town, I've been to Casalecchio many times, and I had never heard about it before! Thank you for covering this obscure case, I love to see Italian cases covered!
Yeah. It makes WAAAAY more sense to go to the garage first. Especially if you say you saw her drive towards the garage. It would make sense even without seeing her car go past the window (in case you missed it or something) but if you claim you actually saw it, why on earth wouldn’t you go straight there after she didn’t come in a few minutes-how long can it take to go from a garage to the house??
wolfmother I agree with you. Why not go to the garage instead of calling everyone? Sounds suspicious to me. But maybe he needed time to get his mistress out of the house and dump the wife’s body.
Her parents lived very close he said he thought she went there. Thats plausible.. I mean I'm lazy why look for hubby if I thought he simply went to his parents place for a bit.
That was strange an ex cop that got fired for committing robberies says that the possible killer look a lot like him. Was that some kind of weird confession?
the wife drove in the direction of the garage AND parent's house, it's reasonable to think that he assumed she must've gone to the parents house since if she went to the garage she would have already been home
I disagree, Why would he go check right away? I often sit in the car for a while listening to the end of a news story, or answer texts/calls that I couldn’t answer while driving. And it’s a parking garage in a large city, she could chat with a neighbor.
Why didn't he go to the garage and check if his wife had come home or not? Calling her parents seems like trying to make an alabi then waiting a few hours before calling the police because he was looking for her. That just screams suspicious all over it.
That is a strange case. Not really the facts of it but the why of it all. It wasn't for money, it wasn't truly sexual at least not fully. It wasn't random but premeditated. It looks like a hit or a personal attack.
@@StanleyKuo184 It’s clear that you have no idea of the case. She lied to her husband in the morning and she was seen in another car durino the day. The point is connected with her job.
Humiliation was my first thought - but then they said only female DNA was found at the crime scene (8:15) which makes my suspicious mind wonder whether tearing / removing the victim's clothes was something that a female killer did deliberately to make everyone assume a man did it. That might also fit with the detail that the victim had a "man's shoelace" around her neck but had been shot, which suggests an attempt to strangle her with the shoelace but then shooting her when that wasn't working. A thin cord like a shoelace would require a lot of effort, sustained over several minutes, which a woman might struggle to do.
@@RedheadLondon You'd fight like a tiger if you thought you had nothing to lose. Mark 'em up, good and proper, so even if they succeeded in killing you they'd have some awkward explaining to do. Yeah, the more I think about it, the more I think there was more than one killer. Attempting to strangle someone with the shoelace, presumably from behind, and then swapping to a small-calibre gun to finish the job from the front (she was shot in the heart at close range) just doesn't seem like the way a solo assailant would go about it. As you say, someone who already knows you're trying to kill them (the strangling being a pretty big clue) isn't going to co-operate while you change weapon and adjust your position. The gun only makes sense (imho) if the strangulation wasn't working; it feels more like a second person decided to step in and finish it. If the gun was the intent all along then surely you'd lead with the gun, and not faff around with the strangling first? (shrug)
It also the way to her parents house, not unusual to think that she went on there first. You could be right, but it’s not an automatic thing where I instantly think it’s him
It’s not beyond the realm of possibility that her husband may have had an affair or a crazy ex who kidnapped his wife and killed her and tried to throw off suspicion by making it look like a sex assault. That might explain why their was only female dna. There was a female police officer in the US that did that and totally got away with it for over 20 years until the cold case unit looked at the case again. The murdered woman’s father said all along he thought the jealous female police officer did it but no one would listen to him. The victim had been shot and the cop “conveniently” reported her service weapon stolen the week after the murder but you guessed it, the cops ignored that too. They had her dna all along because she had bitten the victim. It just took over 20 years for someone to compare it to her. She was arrested at her own police station by her fellow officers while she was on duty!
Ah yes, the Stephanie Lazarus case. I love watching the net tighten around her in her infamous interrogation video. It's such a fascinating experience to watch her squirm and stutter, trying to cover her ass.
@Angela Theriault & @Lauren the Stephanie Lazarus case is insane! I studied that case extensively. You can watch the interrogation of Stephanie Lazarus & it is fascinating. You can literally watch her devolve over the course of an hour as she slowly realizes she was caught ... after 23 years of her thinking she got away with it. The entire case was disguising. She worked in the same area all the evidence was kept for the murder she committed along with other murder evidence. ALL of the evidence that would have convicted her was GONE! She probably thought it was never going to come back to her. The only reason they got her is for some strange reason the swabs from the bite sample got misplaced and was in a different freezer at the coroner's office than the place if was suppose to be in. Yes, she ditched the gun but she also managed to make sure plenty of other evidence disappeared. When they found Sheri's BMW they found several dark hairs in the car and Sheri was blond while Stephanie has dark hair. She stalked that poor women both in and out of her uniform and even showed up at the hospital she worked at, starting a scene which resulted in Stephanie having to be taken out by hospital security and others had heard her say if she "couldn't have him, nobody else could have him." Stephanie does have some crazy eyes as well and Sherri kept telling family and friends a women disguised as a man with crazy eyes was stalking her. Stephanie also randomly followed her while in her cop car when she was on duty And she actually broke into their condo a few times and Sheri came home once while she was in their condo ... alone ... in her uniform with her gun to greet Sheri. In the 1980s stalking wasn't taken that serious, especially when done by a woman. That interrogation is fascinating to watch, especially the JCS version because he explains the psychiatric issues she displays and the significance of how she answers or tries to carry on about issues meaningless to the case. They did an episode of 48 hours, people magazine investigates, and s few other shows on it afterwards. She makes some bizarre facial expressions at one point and the narrator explains when she is trying to do self soothing types of behaviors by answering a certain way. One thing they mention was called "terror management theory" which was interesting. Another person posted all her work journals online and some were around the time of the murder a few are humorous because they would send her out undercover as a hooker to bust Johns in sing operations and she did the worst out of all the female cops ROFLMAO Her boss even mentioned it to her that she needed to work harder at getting guys to pick her HAHAHA She also worked with one of the slime ball cops who beat up Rodney King. She seemed to be with like minded losers. Sorry for the long rant on that case, just seeing it mentioned brought it all back up to me. I studied her interrogation and that entire case thoroughly. They tried to bury it and blame it on 2 Mexican guys when the only thing stolen was their marriage certificate and her BMW which was what her husband bought her for a wedding present. I guess any corrupt idiot could be a homicide detective in LA during the 1980s. You are right that the Dad thought it was her all along and any time he called or talked to them they told him he watched to many police TV shows which is so disrespectful. All the records of him calling or talking them disappeared and they had over 100 hours of interview tapes that all disappeared as well. I am still shocked nobody else got in any trouble over all the missing evidence. That is just insane. She was arrested after that interrogation and the ball was set do high because of the DNA evidence she never got out of jail and has been locked up ever since that morning.
Thank you for warning of flashing images in the description, it's more than most people do. It would be even better if the warning was at the beginning of the video. People with migraines don't always look at the description since the black type on a white background can be painful at times, but flashing images can cause migraines for people with migraines disorders as well as seizures for people with epilepsy. Please don't take this as a complaint, I don't expect people to automatically know these things. It's only by people speaking up that people learn about & become aware about some things. It is clear from your warning in the description that you genuinely care about your viewers. Thank you.
The Carabinieri are not the regular police (and not a secret police either as someone said below), they are a national police (as opposed to a local) force like the Spanish Guardia Civil, the French Gendarmerie or the German Bundespolizei.
I think it’s one of two simply based on least outlandish. 1) Husband did it. Claims he saw her driving up to the garage...then didn’t make any inquiries for some time. 2) She may not have had enemies, but what about the husband? Philosophy teacher? 1982? Italy? For those unaware, Italy was in the cool down of a brutal period of Communist terror that lasted almost 20 years.
I agree. Surely anyone who _wasn't_ her husband who wanted her dead would have planned to abduct and kill her further from her home, not right outside her home, or in her garage, and almost literally right under her husband's nose.
I recently watched a US crime programme where the hubby reported his wife not coming home from work, and they found her car along the road with her in it. It turned out they were in debt, and he wanted her dead for the insurance money, and he had ran her off the road. You have to look close to home in these murders, first.
I have to wonder how closely they looked at the husband in this business. His behaviour seems strange and, if he wasn't directly involved in the murder, it may have been an enemy of his that targeted his wife. The carabinieri don't have a good reputation for competency when it comes to investigating crimes like this. You have to wonder as well how much they missed or how many palms may have been greased to look the other way.
Interesting that there was no mention of the whereabouts of the jewelry Lea was selling/“showcasing” (unless I missed it?) ... Just that her own personal ones were still on her . Thanks for giving us a great video as always.
Her husband might have seen Lea's car, but, at that time of year, at that time of day, it's dark out, so it's doubtful that he actually saw her behind the wheel. Unless they lived in a well-lit area? I wonder about those friends she was last with, the ones to whom she showcased her jewelry and visited with that afternoon/evening.
Love how so many people here are "It was the husband!" You know, I imagine the police investigated him first and really thoroughly. So unless he's some criminal mastermind, who could completely cover his tracks, probably not him. More likely mob hit cause she didn't pay extortion fees.
Your guess at "mob hit" makes even less sense than "it was the husband". The mafia is not a huge influence across the whole of Italy, and if it is an issue they're more active in the south of Italy and the island of Sicily. Also the mafia isn't in the business of threatening and extorting random young women.
Husband calling her parents is not a red flag, imho. I would have. He simply wanted to see if she had gone round there first before coming home. I'd be thinking, where the heck did she go? No big deal at the time, just wanted to see if she was there. Maybe he questioned his own observation of her coming into the parking garage at this point. I'm sure he was thoroughly investigated at the time. It's clear she was targeted but for what reason I'm not sure we will ever know.
To me it seems obvious that this was a murder intended to frame whoever owned that night club, that night club owner is probly involved in some criminal activity and some rival of his decided to commit a murder that he had no connection to and then framed the nightclub owner for the murder. At least that's how it comes off to me.
Someone tried embarassing her.... The gun shot is someone trying to distance themselves from her... I feel its someine that was somehow jealous of her...a female....maybe with a guy or two...idk i get that feel this is what happened
I wonder if the police examined Lea's car. It is possible that it was not her driving the car into the garage. There may have been fingerprints on the steering wheel or they would have known that someone else may have been driving if the wheel had been wiped clean. Perhaps those responsible for her death had met her earlier and before drawing suspicion they returned her car to her home as they could have known where to take it from her identification she probably had on her.
1:07 The husband looks out of a window in the apartment and sees his wife's car drive up to the garage. 1:42 The husband goes to the garage and is confused when he finds her car parked next to his? Then he runs his hand over the hood to feel if it is warm? This doesn't make sense. In another article I read on this case, Lea was out showing jewelry to a friend and told that woman that her husband doesn't know where she is and is probably worried. When she left that woman friend's home, that is the last time she was seen. So did her husband watch her drive into the garage and when she didn't come inside, instead of going out to the garage and looking for her there, he calls her parents? Edit: Her parents lived "on the same landing". So they lived close. He was apparently home since if he had parked next to her car, he wouldn't be surprised to find it there. And the garage was approximately 5 meters from her front door. Also, why didn't she call her husband from the friends house? Telephones were hard to get in Italy in the 1980's. A friend of mine said he was on a waiting list for 6 months and still didn't know when his phone would be installed.
So he sees her pulling up, and when she doesn't come in his first call is to her parents? That makes absolutely 0 sense, sounds like setting an alibi to me. Plus the comment to her friends abt getting home before her husband "starts to worry" sounds like possible domestic abuse, at least mental" to me. I don't know if the women might have a better perspective on that.
The murder had a connection with her job, not with her husband. She was seen followed by a different car before she drove home, and she was seen driving a different car durino the day.
6.35 calibre gun ? DAMN, thats HUGE!, ...unless you mean 6.35 MM, which would make more sense, that would then be a .25 calibre, the `50 Cal`, a well known huge round, is a ` .50 cal ` (point five zero), so therefore a 6.35 Cal ..., well, i think you see the point, that would be damn near an artillery shell, there would be no head left at all to identify her, or worse, definitely only DNA. Hope the feedback helps for future vids. The Monster of Florence was a great episode too btw, well done, very professional job, thank you for all the great content, really great channel . 😎👍🏾
I can solve this one, of course it's the husband! He saw her driving up the driveway but calls around for couple hours until reporting her disappearance??? Hes lying! Kill for hire, making it look like a sexual assault or he did it himself!
Her husbands story does seem weird. If you saw her car pull into the garage and she didn't come inside. Why didn't he go check the car first? Unless he maybe he thought it wasn't her when she didn't come home. So when he checked the hood of the car he knew that it was her car he saw driving to the garage.
M Oliver no no he didn’t see her pull into the garage, she clearly reports he saw her coming into the area of their home (meaning coming down the street near their home)
Most likely she was well-aware of her fate and went along with the person, and the Executioner most likely gave her a final lunch there and then finished her off quickly
The husbands behaviour is weird. If you think what takes her so long to come up from the garage the first thing you do is going there and look after her. But he took his sweet time phoning around. Thats BS imho and just more about establishing a alibi for himself. On the face of it this is a planned murder without motive,which is a thing that never happens. A crime like this always has a motive. Find it and it will lead to suspects. So,as police you have to dig around deeply on all persons surrounding the victim at least for several weeks before the crime happened. Qui bono. Who gains in any form from this death. Well,imho,this looks more like the husband placed a hit one her than anything else.
This case took place near my town, I've been to Casalecchio many times, and I had never heard about it before! Thank you for covering this obscure case, I love to see Italian cases covered!
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No Patricia thank YOU for your wholesome comment.
Same here. I'm thinking Scottish ?
We need subs tho...
@@DirtySanchez943 No YOU need subs. Probably cuz your a smooth brain with a negative iq score
@@DirtySanchez943how can you not understand this? I’m Australian & have no issue.
Wait why didn't he just go to the garage, when he saw her pull in?, why would he call the parents that makes no sense, unless I heard it wrong?.
🤔Exactly
Yeah. It makes WAAAAY more sense to go to the garage first. Especially if you say you saw her drive towards the garage. It would make sense even without seeing her car go past the window (in case you missed it or something) but if you claim you actually saw it, why on earth wouldn’t you go straight there after she didn’t come in a few minutes-how long can it take to go from a garage to the house??
wolfmother I agree with you. Why not go to the garage instead of calling everyone? Sounds suspicious to me. But maybe he needed time to get his mistress out of the house and dump the wife’s body.
Her parents lived very close he said he thought she went there. Thats plausible.. I mean I'm lazy why look for hubby if I thought he simply went to his parents place for a bit.
That's what I was thinking, I think I heard her right?!!! 🤔
That was strange an ex cop that got fired for committing robberies says that the possible killer look a lot like him. Was that some kind of weird confession?
🤔 Could be 👍🏼
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Great coverage of an obscure case. I find it odd that the husband didn't check their garage right away after he saw his wife's car drive by.
Suspicious indeed
the wife drove in the direction of the garage AND parent's house, it's reasonable to think that he assumed she must've gone to the parents house since if she went to the garage she would have already been home
I disagree,
Why would he go check right away? I often sit in the car for a while listening to the end of a news story, or answer texts/calls that I couldn’t answer while driving.
And it’s a parking garage in a large city, she could chat with a neighbor.
@@victoriawhite3662 I agree with you. She could have fallen or something. Seems normal to go check to see if she was there and needed help.
Why didn't he go to the garage and check if his wife had come home or not?
Calling her parents seems like trying to make an alabi then waiting a few hours before calling the police because he was looking for her. That just screams suspicious all over it.
He did
You certainly do a wonderful job researching then posting these interesting cases.
That is a strange case. Not really the facts of it but the why of it all. It wasn't for money, it wasn't truly sexual at least not fully. It wasn't random but premeditated. It looks like a hit or a personal attack.
I think the husband should be investigated
Everyone is going against victim's husband
@@StanleyKuo184 It’s clear that you have no idea of the case. She lied to her husband in the morning and she was seen in another car durino the day. The point is connected with her job.
The oddest bit for me was the state of the body when found and no sexual assault. It is like an act of humiliation.
Something a husband would do..........couldn't leave his own DNA.
Humiliation was my first thought - but then they said only female DNA was found at the crime scene (8:15) which makes my suspicious mind wonder whether tearing / removing the victim's clothes was something that a female killer did deliberately to make everyone assume a man did it.
That might also fit with the detail that the victim had a "man's shoelace" around her neck but had been shot, which suggests an attempt to strangle her with the shoelace but then shooting her when that wasn't working. A thin cord like a shoelace would require a lot of effort, sustained over several minutes, which a woman might struggle to do.
@@blatherskite3009 If it was only one woman, could she not have fought back? You don't just sit there and let someone strangle you with a shoelace!
@@RedheadLondon You'd fight like a tiger if you thought you had nothing to lose. Mark 'em up, good and proper, so even if they succeeded in killing you they'd have some awkward explaining to do.
Yeah, the more I think about it, the more I think there was more than one killer. Attempting to strangle someone with the shoelace, presumably from behind, and then swapping to a small-calibre gun to finish the job from the front (she was shot in the heart at close range) just doesn't seem like the way a solo assailant would go about it. As you say, someone who already knows you're trying to kill them (the strangling being a pretty big clue) isn't going to co-operate while you change weapon and adjust your position.
The gun only makes sense (imho) if the strangulation wasn't working; it feels more like a second person decided to step in and finish it. If the gun was the intent all along then surely you'd lead with the gun, and not faff around with the strangling first? (shrug)
why did he not check the garage first before ringing round. he saw the car driving towards the garage/ apartment?
exactly
*Prime suspect!*
Exactly! that's the first place you'd check. The story couldn't have been told properly, either that or the sequence of events is suspicious as hell.
It also the way to her parents house, not unusual to think that she went on there first.
You could be right, but it’s not an automatic thing where I instantly think it’s him
It’s not beyond the realm of possibility that her husband may have had an affair or a crazy ex who kidnapped his wife and killed her and tried to throw off suspicion by making it look like a sex assault. That might explain why their was only female dna. There was a female police officer in the US that did that and totally got away with it for over 20 years until the cold case unit looked at the case again. The murdered woman’s father said all along he thought the jealous female police officer did it but no one would listen to him. The victim had been shot and the cop “conveniently” reported her service weapon stolen the week after the murder but you guessed it, the cops ignored that too. They had her dna all along because she had bitten the victim. It just took over 20 years for someone to compare it to her. She was arrested at her own police station by her fellow officers while she was on duty!
Ah yes, the Stephanie Lazarus case. I love watching the net tighten around her in her infamous interrogation video. It's such a fascinating experience to watch her squirm and stutter, trying to cover her ass.
Yes Stephanie Lazarus - SO DISGUSTING
It is just a possibility
@Angela Theriault & @Lauren the Stephanie Lazarus case is insane! I studied that case extensively. You can watch the interrogation of Stephanie Lazarus & it is fascinating. You can literally watch her devolve over the course of an hour as she slowly realizes she was caught ... after 23 years of her thinking she got away with it. The entire case was disguising. She worked in the same area all the evidence was kept for the murder she committed along with other murder evidence. ALL of the evidence that would have convicted her was GONE! She probably thought it was never going to come back to her. The only reason they got her is for some strange reason the swabs from the bite sample got misplaced and was in a different freezer at the coroner's office
than the place if was suppose to be in. Yes, she ditched the gun but she also managed to make sure plenty of other evidence disappeared. When they found Sheri's BMW they found several dark hairs in the car and Sheri was blond while Stephanie has dark hair. She stalked that poor women both in and out of her uniform and even showed up at the hospital she worked at, starting a scene which resulted in Stephanie having to be taken out by hospital security and others had heard her say if she "couldn't have him, nobody else could have him." Stephanie does have some crazy eyes as well and Sherri kept telling family and friends a women disguised as a man with crazy eyes was stalking her. Stephanie also randomly followed her while in her cop car when she was on duty And she actually broke into their condo a few times and Sheri came home once while she was in their condo ... alone ... in her uniform with her gun to greet Sheri. In the 1980s stalking wasn't taken that serious, especially when done by a woman. That interrogation is fascinating to watch, especially the JCS version because he explains the psychiatric issues she displays and the significance of how she answers or tries to carry on about issues meaningless to the case. They did an episode of 48 hours, people magazine investigates, and s few other shows on it afterwards. She makes some bizarre facial expressions at one point and the narrator explains when she is trying to do self soothing types of behaviors by answering a certain way. One thing they mention was called "terror management theory" which was interesting. Another person posted all her work journals online and some were around the time of the murder a few are humorous because they would send her out undercover as a hooker to bust Johns in sing operations and she did the worst out of all the female cops ROFLMAO Her boss even mentioned it to her that she needed to work harder at getting guys to pick her HAHAHA She also worked with one of the slime ball cops who beat up Rodney King. She seemed to be with like minded losers. Sorry for the long rant on that case, just seeing it mentioned brought it all back up to me. I studied her interrogation and that entire case thoroughly. They tried to bury it and blame it on 2 Mexican guys when the only thing stolen was their marriage certificate and her BMW which was what her husband bought her for a wedding present. I guess any corrupt idiot could be a homicide detective in LA during the 1980s. You are right that the Dad thought it was her all along and any time he called or talked to them they told him he watched to many police TV shows which is so disrespectful. All the records of him calling or talking them disappeared and they had over 100 hours of interview tapes that all disappeared as well. I am still shocked nobody else got in any trouble over all the missing evidence. That is just insane. She was arrested after that interrogation and the ball was set do high because of the DNA evidence she never got out of jail and has been locked up ever since that morning.
I saw that case on Deadly Women
Thank you for warning of flashing images in the description, it's more than most people do. It would be even better if the warning was at the beginning of the video. People with migraines don't always look at the description since the black type on a white background can be painful at times, but flashing images can cause migraines for people with migraines disorders as well as seizures for people with epilepsy. Please don't take this as a complaint, I don't expect people to automatically know these things. It's only by people speaking up that people learn about & become aware about some things. It is clear from your warning in the description that you genuinely care about your viewers. Thank you.
Another excellent episode. Thank you!
I'm really glad that someone talk about this case from where I live ❤️ I love your channel
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The Carabinieri are not the regular police (and not a secret police either as someone said below), they are a national police (as opposed to a local) force like the Spanish Guardia Civil, the French Gendarmerie or the German Bundespolizei.
I think it’s one of two simply based on least outlandish.
1) Husband did it. Claims he saw her driving up to the garage...then didn’t make any inquiries for some time.
2) She may not have had enemies, but what about the husband? Philosophy teacher? 1982? Italy? For those unaware, Italy was in the cool down of a brutal period of Communist terror that lasted almost 20 years.
I agree. Surely anyone who _wasn't_ her husband who wanted her dead would have planned to abduct and kill her further from her home, not right outside her home, or in her garage, and almost literally right under her husband's nose.
I recently watched a US crime programme where the hubby reported his wife not coming home from work, and they found her car along the road with her in it. It turned out they were in debt, and he wanted her dead for the insurance money, and he had ran her off the road. You have to look close to home in these murders, first.
I like to eat my lunch while enjoying a curiosity story.
I have to wonder how closely they looked at the husband in this business. His behaviour seems strange and, if he wasn't directly involved in the murder, it may have been an enemy of his that targeted his wife. The carabinieri don't have a good reputation for competency when it comes to investigating crimes like this. You have to wonder as well how much they missed or how many palms may have been greased to look the other way.
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Interesting that there was no mention of the whereabouts of the jewelry Lea was selling/“showcasing” (unless I missed it?) ... Just that her own personal ones were still on her . Thanks for giving us a great video as always.
Your content is always interesting, thanks.
Your title screen would be a beautiful box of chocolates. That would be an awesome piece of merch. Sounds like an assortment of dark chocolates.
Her husband might have seen Lea's car, but, at that time of year, at that time of day, it's dark out, so it's doubtful that he actually saw her behind the wheel. Unless they lived in a well-lit area? I wonder about those friends she was last with, the ones to whom she showcased her jewelry and visited with that afternoon/evening.
Good point!!
If it was the friends- maybe clients- why would they not take the jewelry? That just seems weird. If she didn't drive the car home, who did?
Such a bizarre case! Could it be the case of mistaken identity?
I had that thought as well.
Hit man killed the wrong person
@@xxbabygurl79xx Ouch! I'd want my money back ...........
Hold up a minute.
00:07:56.
The informant got 'mixed up with a different murder'?
I am both horrified and intrigued!
Think everyone missed the part where her parent lived very close. Its plausible to think she may have just went there for a bit.
that was my thinking, as well.
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Love how so many people here are "It was the husband!" You know, I imagine the police investigated him first and really thoroughly. So unless he's some criminal mastermind, who could completely cover his tracks, probably not him. More likely mob hit cause she didn't pay extortion fees.
Your guess at "mob hit" makes even less sense than "it was the husband". The mafia is not a huge influence across the whole of Italy, and if it is an issue they're more active in the south of Italy and the island of Sicily. Also the mafia isn't in the business of threatening and extorting random young women.
Lmfao this is too funny. The most likely solution is impossible so let’s go with an even more fantastical theory
Husband calling her parents is not a red flag, imho. I would have. He simply wanted to see if she had gone round there first before coming home. I'd be thinking, where the heck did she go? No big deal at the time, just wanted to see if she was there. Maybe he questioned his own observation of her coming into the parking garage at this point. I'm sure he was thoroughly investigated at the time. It's clear she was targeted but for what reason I'm not sure we will ever know.
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To me it seems obvious that this was a murder intended to frame whoever owned that night club, that night club owner is probly involved in some criminal activity and some rival of his decided to commit a murder that he had no connection to and then framed the nightclub owner for the murder. At least that's how it comes off to me.
A jealous woman did this.
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Someone tried embarassing her....
The gun shot is someone trying to distance themselves from her...
I feel its someine that was somehow jealous of her...a female....maybe with a guy or two...idk i get that feel this is what happened
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I wonder if the police examined Lea's car. It is possible that it was not her driving the car into the garage. There may have been fingerprints on the steering wheel or they would have known that someone else may have been driving if the wheel had been wiped clean. Perhaps those responsible for her death had met her earlier and before drawing suspicion they returned her car to her home as they could have known where to take it from her identification she probably had on her.
Why not trace where the bolt cutters and eggs were sold?
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1:07 The husband looks out of a window in the apartment and sees his wife's car drive up to the garage.
1:42 The husband goes to the garage and is confused when he finds her car parked next to his? Then he runs his hand over the hood to feel if it is warm?
This doesn't make sense. In another article I read on this case, Lea was out showing jewelry to a friend and told that woman that her husband doesn't know where she is and is probably worried. When she left that woman friend's home, that is the last time she was seen.
So did her husband watch her drive into the garage and when she didn't come inside, instead of going out to the garage and looking for her there, he calls her parents?
Edit: Her parents lived "on the same landing". So they lived close. He was apparently home since if he had parked next to her car, he wouldn't be surprised to find it there. And the garage was approximately 5 meters from her front door.
Also, why didn't she call her husband from the friends house? Telephones were hard to get in Italy in the 1980's. A friend of mine said he was on a waiting list for 6 months and still didn't know when his phone would be installed.
So he sees her pulling up, and when she doesn't come in his first call is to her parents? That makes absolutely 0 sense, sounds like setting an alibi to me.
Plus the comment to her friends abt getting home before her husband "starts to worry" sounds like possible domestic abuse, at least mental" to me. I don't know if the women might have a better perspective on that.
Her parents live just alittle ways in the direction she was driving
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Wait... Husband calls people BEFORE he walks a few yards to look in the garage...? Nah...He did it... or arranged it...
Why did he want her dead?
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Jewelry business owner,
Discotech owner,
Cop who got fired for committing robberies,
Let me guess, alot of organized crime around.
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Somethings not right with this story. Maybe she didn't have any enemies, but what about the husband?
What about the husband..crimes like these always point to the spouse.
The murder had a connection with her job, not with her husband. She was seen followed by a different car before she drove home, and she was seen driving a different car durino the day.
Always is a strong word
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6.35 calibre gun ? DAMN, thats HUGE!, ...unless you mean 6.35 MM, which would make more sense, that would then be a .25 calibre, the `50 Cal`, a well known huge round, is a ` .50 cal ` (point five zero), so therefore a 6.35 Cal ..., well, i think you see the point, that would be damn near an artillery shell, there would be no head left at all to identify her, or worse, definitely only DNA. Hope the feedback helps for future vids. The Monster of Florence was a great episode too btw, well done, very professional job, thank you for all the great content, really great channel . 😎👍🏾
I wonder if her husband got a life insurance payout???
Just a possibility
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I can solve this one, of course it's the husband! He saw her driving up the driveway but calls around for couple hours until reporting her disappearance??? Hes lying! Kill for hire, making it look like a sexual assault or he did it himself!
Her parents live the direction she was driving, just alittle way.
The husband doesn't make much since. Why would he be calling around not just check for him self
No sexual assault, could be a women killer
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Her husbands story does seem weird. If you saw her car pull into the garage and she didn't come inside. Why didn't he go check the car first? Unless he maybe he thought it wasn't her when she didn't come home. So when he checked the hood of the car he knew that it was her car he saw driving to the garage.
M Oliver no no he didn’t see her pull into the garage, she clearly reports he saw her coming into the area of their home (meaning coming down the street near their home)
He checked
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A .25ACP pistol is actually loud, not quiet.
Why would anyone in the "mob " put on a display like that? It sounds as if it were staged.
As weird as it might be, it might have been a random killing by some kind of spree or serial killer
Most likely she was well-aware of her fate and went along with the person, and the Executioner most likely gave her a final lunch there and then finished her off quickly
"Jewelry" not "Joolery".
How about check the husband................he sounds shady.
This could have been a robbery gone wrong. If not what was the motive to not steal the jewelry? Sad thing though
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Why didn't the husband go out to check the garage area as soon as he realised she hadn't come in?!?
You can barely hear the music in your latest video. It was different before.
A woman did it. Just a feeling. Jealous woman.
Weird crime scene, weird husband response
It's a jealous woman,no doubt
Interesting case.
Yes, something fishy going on...
What does Carabinieri mean in English, corrupt and inept?
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Some of this sounds familiar not sure where from though
The husband obviously hired the killers
The husbands behaviour is weird. If you think what takes her so long to come up from the garage the first thing you do is going there
and look after her. But he took his sweet time phoning around. Thats BS imho and just more about establishing a alibi for himself.
On the face of it this is a planned murder without motive,which is a thing that never happens. A crime like this always has a motive.
Find it and it will lead to suspects.
So,as police you have to dig around deeply on all persons surrounding the victim at least for several weeks before the crime happened.
Qui bono. Who gains in any form from this death.
Well,imho,this looks more like the husband placed a hit one her than anything else.
The husband did it
A 'hit,' probably by mistaken identity?
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This has to be a mistake. Wrong victim?
A clear case of suicide made to look like a murder so as not to blemish her memory...... happens all the time...😳
And the corpse went in the cave by herself? Come on.
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sounds like the husband did it.
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So uh...underworld dealings.......such as? Occultism? Underworld??? Dealings??? Is there a whole world under there? Sorry its so vague
Drugs. Its probably drugs omg.
Was it her husband?
If my wife can home,I would be there at the garage😉
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