He stabs his wife to death in front of their three children.

In Colli al Metauro, in the province of Pesaro and Urbino, a tragic episode of femicide has shaken the local community. During the night, a 38-year-old woman was stabbed to death by her husband, a 54-year-old driver, in front of their three children. The murder occurred around 2:00 am in their home located in Saltara. The alarm was raised by the neighbors, alerted by the screams coming from the apartment. The carabinieri, who quickly arrived on the scene, arrested the man on charges of aggravated voluntary homicide.

The victim, of Brazilian origin, was rescued and rushed by helicopter to the Torrette hospital in Ancona, but died on the way due to the serious injuries he suffered. The tragic attack occurred in front of the couple's three children, the eldest of whom is 14 years old. The man was immediately taken to the police station and placed under arrest.

The dynamics of the event revealed a situation already compromised by previous episodes of domestic violence. The woman had fled the house because of the violence suffered by her husband, but had decided not to file a formal complaint against him. Only on September 2, the man had reported his wife's abandonment of the marital home, leading the police to track her down. During the interview with the Carabinieri, the woman had confirmed the violence suffered, but had nevertheless chosen not to file a complaint against her husband. Following this report, the Public Prosecutor's Office of Pesaro had activated the "Red Code" for the protection of victims of domestic violence, a protocol that aims to provide timely interventions in risky situations.

The evening before the murder, the woman had returned home without notifying the police, a choice that turned out to be tragic. The 54-year-old, already known to the authorities for his violent behavior, reacted with extreme aggression, stabbing his wife several times in a moment of fury. The murder shocked the entire community of Colli al Metauro, once again highlighting the seriousness of the phenomenon of domestic violence and the importance of acting promptly when signs of danger emerge.