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Sister Speaks Out After Murder Conviction

The sister of Alessandra Matteuzzi, who was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, Giovanni Padovani, speaks out about the trial and her sister's life.

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Alessandra MatteuzziGiovanni PadovaniStefania Matteuzzi

What kind of person was Sandra?: Alessandra Matteuzzi was described as a very sensitive person who cared deeply for others. This sensitivity made her vulnerable to manipulation by her abusive ex-boyfriend, Giovanni Padovani.
Did her mother know what happened?: Stefania's mother, who had Alzheimer's disease, was shielded from the truth of Alessandra's death. The family's deception and subsequent grief added to their trauma.
Did Padovani exert control over her sister?: Padovani exerted obsessive control over Alessandra, a pattern Stefania observes in many cases of domestic abuse. This control escalated over time, culminating in Alessandra's murder.
What happened the night her sister was murdered?: On the night of the murder, Alessandra called her sister for help, expressing despair and a desire to reclaim her life. Stefania heard her sister's screams and still experiences the trauma.
Does Stefania believe Padovani's claims of remorse and mental illness?: Stefania Matteuzzi, Alessandra's sister, does not believe Padovani's claims of remorse or mental illness. She believes he is lucid and that his statements in court showed a lack of respect for her deceased sister.

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