Head stolen from Pamela Genini's exhumed body

The tomb of Pamela Genini, murdered in October 2025, was violently desecrated months after her burial. Cemetery staff discovered her coffin tampered with, and her exhumed body was found mutilated with the head missing.

The Prosecutor of Bergamo has initiated an inquiry into the profanation and theft of the head. This act follows the earlier homicide of the 29-year-old, for which her partner was taken into custody.

Investigators are exploring several angles, including potential pathological obsession or intimidation motives. The victim's former partner, Francesco Dolci, claims he faces ongoing threats and assaults aimed at silencing his testimony.

Dolci stated that the logistical difficulty of moving a coffin suggests multiple individuals were involved. The family's lawyer, Nicodemo Gentile, noted that preliminary checks indicate multiple perpetrators, but no arrests or ransom demands have occurred.

Una Smirnova, Pamela Genini's mother, issued a heartfelt appeal for assistance, emphasizing the profound grief and psychological impact on the family. The case has raised concerns about cemetery security and the handling of high-profile burials in the region.

Authorities are pursuing both the identification of those physically responsible for the desecration and the coordination of any threats against witnesses. Forensic evidence from the cemetery and surveillance footage are crucial to reconstructing the timeline and identifying accomplices.