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The couple owned a pizzeria in the urban area<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
A woman from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA, shot dead her cohabitant, kept his body in the refrigerator for more than a week, and then paid someone to dig a hole in her garden to bury her, according to police. vendase.<\/p>\n
Anna Maria Tolomello, 48, is accused of killing Giovanni Gallina, described in documents as her legal cohabitant. The woman admitted to shooting 65-year-old Gallina in the head on March 16, and that he kept his body wrapped in plastic in her bedroom in the Hilltown Township community, according to documents.<\/p>\n
The couple ran Pina’s Pizzeria in Chalfont.<\/p>\n
Police became aware of Gallina’s disappearance earlier in the week after his son, who lives in Italy, complained he could not contact her.<\/p>\n
He told authorities that Tolomello had told him that Gallina had left for work but did not specify where or how long he would stay, so he began to suspect.<\/p>\n
Even pizzeria employees said they had not seen Gallina “for some time,” according to documents.<\/p>\n
But on Thursday, a volunteer witness told authorities he had sent a message to Tolomello, the missing man’s partner, urging him to dig a hole in the road near their home as he “wanted to bury some things”.<\/p>\n
Following the police report, the person went to Tolomello’s house and dug the pit, for which the woman paid $ 350 in cash.<\/p>\n
After police appeared at the woman’s property with a search warrant, Tolomello quickly admitted that he had shot dead her partner “in self-defense,” according to court documents.<\/p>\n
She said she shot Gallina as he tried to strangle her in bed, and then tried to hide the traces of the crime.<\/p>\n
The trial is set to begin next month.<\/p>\n
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