22-Year-Old University Student Killed in Messina: Arrest Made in Connection with Stalking Incident
Sara Campanella's tragic death has highlighted issues of stalking and violence against women in Italy.
Sara Campanella, a 22-year-old university student, was fatally attacked in Messina on Monday.
Her mother, Cetty Zaccaria, shared a heartfelt message on social media mourning her daughter's untimely death.
In her post, Zaccaria expressed profound sorrow, stating that her daughter 'no longer speaks, no longer laughs, she is cold.' She lamented the loss of joy and life in her daughter's absence, underscoring the darkness that has enveloped their family.
Campanella was reportedly killed by a fellow student, 27-year-old Stefano Argentino from Noto, Syracuse.
According to sources, Argentino had been stalking Campanella for approximately two years.
Following the incident, law enforcement quickly identified and apprehended Argentino within hours of the attack.
The circumstances surrounding the attack highlight the ongoing issues of stalking and gender-based violence.
Zaccaria emphasized in her message that her daughter had been seeking to manage a difficult situation, believing she could handle Argentino's advances.
She noted that Campanella had aspirations of obtaining a degree in oncology with plans to specialize in pathology, a future cut short by this tragic event.
The case has sparked discussions in Italy regarding the prevalence of stalking and violence against women, as many advocate for heightened awareness and prevention measures.
Zaccaria's call for action included encouragement for victims to speak out and raise awareness about such issues.
Her mother, Cetty Zaccaria, shared a heartfelt message on social media mourning her daughter's untimely death.
In her post, Zaccaria expressed profound sorrow, stating that her daughter 'no longer speaks, no longer laughs, she is cold.' She lamented the loss of joy and life in her daughter's absence, underscoring the darkness that has enveloped their family.
Campanella was reportedly killed by a fellow student, 27-year-old Stefano Argentino from Noto, Syracuse.
According to sources, Argentino had been stalking Campanella for approximately two years.
Following the incident, law enforcement quickly identified and apprehended Argentino within hours of the attack.
The circumstances surrounding the attack highlight the ongoing issues of stalking and gender-based violence.
Zaccaria emphasized in her message that her daughter had been seeking to manage a difficult situation, believing she could handle Argentino's advances.
She noted that Campanella had aspirations of obtaining a degree in oncology with plans to specialize in pathology, a future cut short by this tragic event.
The case has sparked discussions in Italy regarding the prevalence of stalking and violence against women, as many advocate for heightened awareness and prevention measures.
Zaccaria's call for action included encouragement for victims to speak out and raise awareness about such issues.
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