A young Sicily was killed in broad daylight with a chase

The killing of a young Sicily was sent by a hurt in broad daylight shock waves across Italy, where 11 women have been killed since the beginning of the year.

The university student, Sarah Campanilla, 22, was killed by one of her acquaintances on Monday afternoon in the Sicilian city of Missina.

Witnesses told the media that they saw a man – who was later general prosecutors as Stefano Argentino, Argentine, who is walking to Mrs. Kampanilla and stabbed her on the street. They tried to get away and shouted, “Stop it, let me go, stop it,” before the collapse, they said.

A passerby who listened to the screaming of Mrs. Campanilla tried to chase the attacker, who managed to escape.

Mrs. Campanilla died on her way to the hospital. Mr. Arginino was arrested a few hours later in the nearby town of Nuto.

Raphael Leon, the lawyer of Mr. Arenino, told the Italian media on Wednesday that his client had confessed to the charges against him, but he did not explain why he attacked her.

ANSA reported that ANSA: “I cannot say if it is regret, I completely closed.”

Prosecutor Missina, Antonio Damato, said that Stefano Argentina “has been repeatedly and repeatedly” harassed Sarah Campanilla since the university began two years ago. She was studying to become a vital medical technician.

Mr. Damato said that one of her friends was forced to intervene when Mr. Arginino continued to complain that Mrs. Campanilla was no longer smiling at him.

But he added that Mrs. Campanilla never went to the police because she did not feel that Mr. Argento’s interest was a “threat or satisfactory” in particular.

In an order to detention, which was reported by the Italian media, prosecutors said that Mr. Argentino “was disturbing the victim regularly, asking her to get out with him and get to know each other better, and refused to decline even when she refused him.”

Mr. d’amato said that, shortly before the stabbing, Mrs. Campanella sent a message to some friends, and told them that “this sick man follows me.”

The mother of Mrs. Campanilla wrote, the mother said: Her daughter, “I believed with courage”, is not enough because (Stefano Arginino) does not mean anything to her, she was not together, she only wanted him to leave her alone, and she wanted to live, dream and graduate.

“You always need to speak and go to the police! Help me give Sarah’s voice,” she said.

In an emotional interview for Italian television, Mrs. Kampanilla’s brother said that love or interest is not required to never be a reason for “behavior like this”.

“There are no justifications, and a person like him does not deserve words.”

Julia Sixtin’s father, She was also twenty -two years old when she was killed by her ex -boyfriendThe Italian newspaper told the Italian newspaper La Repubblica that there are “full generations of men who do not accept rejection.”

“Love is not possession, and jealousy is not love, and she says” no “is a right. In a pleasant case, there was no relationship.”

“Women are still killing by those who do not accept their refusal. We need an extraordinary effort, a collective work to rebel … against this culture of death,” said Mara Carvagna, the former and legislator.

The issue of violence against women is severely perceived in Italy, where ethical pesticides are often reported by the media. Last month alone, four women died at the hands of their partners or former partners.

On Wednesday, less than 48 hours after her death, the murder of Sarah Campanilla was removed from the headlines that the 22 -year -old Eilara Sola was found in a bag in Rome.

The university student disappeared last week. According to the Italian media, her ex -boyfriend confessed to killing her.