Genini case: seals broken at the house where Pamela was murdered

Genini case: seals broken at the house where Pamela was murdered
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Rome, Nov. 2 (LaPresse) – Someone may have entered the house in Milan where Pamela Genini, the 29-year-old woman murdered on October 14, 2025, by her former partner Gianluca Soncin, died. The report comes from Canale 5’s programme Dentro la notizia, hosted by Gianluigi Nuzzi, according to which police allegedly found the seals tampered with and discovered that clothes and jewellery had been taken, although there were no signs of forced entry. The victim’s mother appeared on the programme via video link and, together with her partner, commented on the moment they entered the house and found it ransacked: “I really have no idea who could have entered this house. The only certainty is that whoever entered this apartment had the keys, because the door had not been broken and there were no signs of forced entry.”

Rome, Nov. 2 (LaPresse) – Someone may have entered the house in Milan where Pamela Genini, the 29-year-old woman murdered on October 14, 2025, by her former partner Gianluca Soncin, died. The report comes from Canale 5’s programme Dentro la notizia, hosted by Gianluigi Nuzzi, according to which police allegedly found the seals tampered with and discovered that clothes and jewellery had been taken, although there were no signs of forced entry. The victim’s mother appeared on the programme via video link and, together with her partner, commented on the moment they entered the house and found it ransacked: “I really have no idea who could have entered this house. The only certainty is that whoever entered this apartment had the keys, because the door had not been broken and there were no signs of forced entry.”

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