A BARMAN who allegedly stabbed his pregnant partner 37 times told his British lover he was “free” before having lunch with his mother.
Meanwhile, the body of his late girlfriend – who was just two months away from giving birth – was hidden in the trunk of his car.
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Alessandro Impagnatiello, 31, is accused of savagely killing his partner Giulia Tramontano, who was seven months pregnant, on May 27, 2022, in Italy.
In a court in Milan, Impagnatiello admitted that he killed Giulia and that he tried to hide the body.
He described the initial confrontation with his girlfriend before he stuck the knife in her.
He told the court: “She was cutting some vegetables with a knife.
“I waited for her and hit her in the neck.”
Impagnatiello admitted that he didn’t know how many blows he had hit Giulia with, but that he only “discovered it later” through television reports and that he first stabbed her in the living room.
An investigation into Giulia’s murder revealed that Impagnatiello tried to burn his late girlfriend’s body twice, the first time in the bathtub at home with alcohol and then a second time outdoors with gasoline.
He said: “I tried to make Giulia’s body disappear, I tried to set Giulia’s body on fire. I tried doing this in the bathtub, then from the bathroom to the shower.
“I moved her body up four flights of stairs and then responded to a few messages…. I was the one who used Giulia’s phone, I tried to keep hiding and hiding.”
After transferring Giulia’s body to his car, Impagnatiello told the court that he had driven to his mother’s house.
He said: “I went to have lunch at my mother’s house in the car, Giulia’s body was on board.”
Tramontano first found out about Impagnatiello’s infidelity when her British Italian lover sought her out.
The 23-year-old, who was also in a relationship with Impagnatiello, testified that she had contacted Giulia on the day she was murdered.
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She told the court: “When I called her she thanked me, I explained who I was and that I was in the same situation as her.
“I had to tell Guilia everything, I was fed up with her lies and she had to know.
“She thanked me and said we should see each other. When he found out I had talked to her, he got angry.”
He allegedly texted his mistress, stating he was a “free man,” while continuing to send text messages to Giulia’s phone to ward off suspicion on himself.
Giulia’s body was found in the early hours of May 30 in Senago – part of the interior of Milan, three days after the alleged murder.
Impagnatiello was accused of qualified homicide, concealment of a body and abortion without consent.
He also admitted to purchasing rat poison and giving it to his pregnant girlfriend to force an abortion before his murder.
Giulia’s parents, Loredana and Franco, paid tribute to their daughter before the hearing in Instagram.
“Our love, today we will talk about you, how you were torn from life, how you sought the truth with all your strength, at the cost of your splendid life.
“You always know for us our immensely Giulia and Thiago [the name of the unborn child] our angel. We will fight for you until the end,” said his mother, Loredana.
Her heartbroken father, Franco, said: “Nothing will give Giulia back to us. We screamed loudly, we will do it again so that justice is done to her and Thiago.”
Giulia’s sister Chiara also took part in her Instagram stories.
“You can apologize if you accidentally hit my car mirror. You cannot apologize if you poisoned my sister and nephew, mocking us and ridiculing her,” she wrote in an Instagram story after the hearing in Milan.
“After savagely killing them, you deserve to wake up every day in prison thinking about what you did and feeling disgusted with yourself.”
The Tramontano family is calling for Impagnatiello to be sentenced to life in prison.
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