“When I decided to kill Giulia, I didn’t feel anger or desire for revenge,” Alessandro Impagnatiello told Judge Angela Minerva in his deposition at a Milan courthouse earlier this month. “I decided to do it for no real reason … I was just stressed.”
At 2:30 A.M. on May 31, Impagnatiello, 30, a barman at the city’s swanky Armani Bamboo Bar, confessed to murdering his girlfriend, Giulia Tramontano, 29, who was seven months pregnant with their child, a boy. Police retrieved Tramontano’s massacred body a couple of hours later, in a squalid patch of grass behind a parking lot.
