Shocking Verdict in Modena Double Murder Case: No Life Sentence for 71-Year-Old Killer
2025-01-13
Il Resto del Carlino
In a surprising turn of events, a Modena court has sentenced 71-year-old Salvatore Montefusco to 30 years in prison for the brutal murder of two women. The judges cited 'humanly understandable motives' as the reason for not imposing a life sentence, sparking controversy and debate. This landmark case has raised questions about the Italian justice system and the concept of culpability, with many calling for reform and greater transparency in sentencing, including the use of predictive analytics and data-driven criminology to prevent such crimes. The sentence has been met with shock and outrage from the community, with many demanding justice for the victims and their families.