He just wanted to save his son’s photos, but what he discovered on his cell phone then does not let him go to this day: a selfie video of the man who reportedly killed Michael. A disturbing find that could now become the key in the murder process.
The moment when everything collapses: “I saw the video – and his face.” Federico Boschetto only needs a few words to describe what the ground has pulled under his feet. Months after the brutal murder of his son Michael, he discovers a disturbing video on his iPhone – a selfie of the alleged perpetrator Giacomo Friso, apparently immediately recorded immediately after crime.
Blood Act shocked the whole country
Italy shot the crime in April 2024: 32-year-old Michael Boschetto was murdered with knife stitches in Villafranca Padovana in northern Italy. His long -term childhood friend quickly became target: Giacomo Friso (34), once drug -dependent and just released from the withdrawal clinic. Despite the arrest, however, crucial evidence was missing. Moreover, the researchers were unable to unlock Michael’s iPhone – the pin remained a mystery for them.
Father became a researcher
Then the father took over what the Carabinieri could not do: together with Michael’s girlfriend he tried. “I just wanted to see his photos and save memories,” he says. But what the two thought was much more than just a souvenir. In the memory there is a video of 30 seconds – recorded on the day of the murder.
To see it: Friso, apparently immediately after the crime, comes in his house, dances, grins in the camera and shows a victory board. “He seemed almost proud, almost relieved as if he had done something,” says Federico Boschetto. “He didn’t even have a scratch – although he claimed that Michael had attacked him earlier.”
A video that could change everything
The video raises questions about the presentation of the crime – and can be decisive in the coming trial against Friso. Because it not only shows the man on crime, but also an attitude that is disturbed: triumph, no regrets. The judiciary will assess in September. But the father has long liked his own opinion: “He took everything to me.”
Michael and Giacomo were once friends and have known each other since his childhood. But the relationship had long been broken. Time and time again argument, broken away. The father remembers: “Michael had given him many opportunities – too much.” The latter ended fatally.
Source: Krone
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