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Elderly Man Found Injured in Rome

A 79-year-old man was found unconscious with a head injury in Rome, and police are investigating whether it was a hit-and-run, assault, or robbery.

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Francesco Giuseppe Pansera

What happened to Francesco Giuseppe Pansera?: 79-year-old Francesco Giuseppe Pansera was found unconscious with a head injury in Rome, Italy. He is currently hospitalized in critical condition.
What challenges are the investigators facing?: The area where Mr. Pansera was found is not fully covered by security cameras, making the investigation more challenging. Police are mapping nearby streets and checking cell phone records to gather more information.
What are the main theories being investigated by the police?: Investigators are exploring several possibilities, including a hit-and-run accident, an assault, or a robbery. They are reviewing security camera footage and interviewing witnesses.
Do the medical examinations support the theory of a hit-and-run?: Medical examinations have not confirmed that his injuries are consistent with a traffic accident, leading investigators to consider other scenarios such as an assault or robbery.
What information have Mr. Pansera's family provided to the police?: Mr. Pansera's family has been interviewed, and they reported that he was on his way to open his pastry shop when the incident occurred. Police are also considering the possibility of an assault and robbery.

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