Fourth Degree, the witness of the Aosta mystery speaks. Picozzi: “Premeditated” –

It was yet another feminicide. This is what the chief prosecutor of Aosta, Luca Ceccanti, said regarding the death of Auriane Nathalie Laisne, the young French woman found lifeless and with signs of a stab wound in a ruined church in the mountains of the Aosta Valley. In Quarto Grado, the current affairs program hosted by Gianluigi Nuzzi and Alessandra Viero, we tried to analyze the salient points of the story to understand what the reasons could have been that pushed Teima Sohaib, the boy of Egyptian origins “gravely suspected” of the crime to carry out this extremely brutal act. “I heard about a girl being killed and a flash went off in my head. I called the police commander”, said a first witness. But what happened on the night between 26 and 27 March? Had the young man really premeditated to take Auriane’s life?

For the prosecutor it wasn’t a fit. A witness who met the two boys a few hours before the murder played a key role in solving this mystery. “I remember that they entered the bar. He approached me, told me that he was part of the Urbex network and that he was looking for an abandoned place to camp. He showed me a TikTok channel that seemed to be his and I showed him this village It seemed like an abandoned place to me,” the woman reported. “On April 6, I learned that a body had been found and I immediately understood that it was her. When the police showed me the photos, I identified Auriane,” she added. Then, the criminologist Massimo Picozzi also intervened in the studio. “It is to be believed that there were different thoughts in the two heads. She was a girl ready to believe, despite previous episodes”, he said. “I think he premeditated it. When there is a premeditated femicide, he hits himself in a more lethal way”, concluded the expert.