Italian nurse served 13 years for murder, which she did not commit

Nurse Monica Busetto is released after 13 years in prison for a crime she did not commit, according to the author of the public "Immigration to Italy".

The Trento Court of Appeal granted a request for a review of the case of Busetto, sentenced to 25 years for the murder of a neighbor. Now it is finally established that she had nothing to do with the crime.

The tragedy took place in December 2012 in Mestre, a suburb of Venice. Lida Taffy Pamio was found dead in her own apartment. The accusation fell on Busetto, who lived next door. The court found the collected evidence convincing and sentenced the nurse to a quarter of a century in prison. The verdict came into legal force, and all subsequent attempts by the defense to challenge it were refused.

A key twist occurred when a second woman, Francesca Vianello, was killed in the same area under strikingly similar circumstances. The investigation turned to the real culprit, Susanna Milli Ladzarini, who confessed to both murders during interrogations.