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15-Year-Old's Death Investigated: Suicide or Foul Play?

The death of 15-year-old Larimar Annaloro is under investigation, with questions surrounding suicide vs. possible foul play, bullying, and revenge porn.

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HealthInvestigationFamily TragedyBullyingRevenge PornTeenage Death

Procura Ordinaria Di EnnaProcura Dei Minori Di Caltanissetta

Larimar AnnaloroRocco CosentinoDioslary AnnaloroEsmeralda Annaloro

What is the current status of the investigation into Larimar's death?: The investigation is being conducted by the minor's prosecutor's office in Caltanissetta, who ordered an autopsy and is investigating possible istigation to suicide and revenge porn. The family believes there is more to the story.
What were some of Larimar's aspirations and personal characteristics?: Larimar's dream was to become a neurologist to help her mother, who has neurological problems. She had recently moved to Sicily with her family from Varese and was described by family and friends as a happy and bright young girl.
What are the family's thoughts and concerns regarding Larimar's death?: Larimar's sister, Dioslary, stated that several girls disliked Larimar due to her beauty, intelligence, and academic achievements. She also questions a love note found near the scene, believing it was not written by her sister.
What were the circumstances surrounding the death of Larimar Annaloro?: Larimar Annaloro, a 15-year-old girl, was found dead by hanging from an altalena (swing). The initial investigation suggests suicide, but her family disputes this, citing inconsistencies in the scene.
What events occurred at school that may have contributed to Larimar's death?: Before her death, Larimar had a major argument at school with several classmates, and there are reports of intimate images of her circulating among students. This incident significantly upset Larimar, leading to her desperate call for her parents to pick her up from school.

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