Villa Pamphili, the alleged murderer stopped in Greece: he is a 46-year-old American citizen
A murder mystery unravelled: victim and daughter identified
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The alleged murderer of the mother and a several-month-old baby girl found dead last Saturday at Villa Pamphili in Rome has been stopped in Greece. He is an American citizen and was stopped in Skiathos (Sciato in Italian), an island in the Sporades close to the Greek mainland. The nearest known town is Larissa. His name is Rexal Ford, he is 46 years old and allegedly has a record in the United States.
The account of a witness who allegedly saw the woman and the man arguing and called for the police was decisive. The man had Latin features and was allegedly isolated in a surveillance camera image with the little girl in his arms wearing the pink onesie later recovered in the rubbish.
Investigations into the Villa Pamphili deaths
A sudden acceleration that could lead to the solution of a detective story, the one at Villa Pamphili, which presented itself as a real puzzle.
The woman found dead Saturday in the Roman park together with what DNA later revealed to be her daughter, just six months old, now has a name.
An important turning point in the Villa Pamphili murder mystery, therefore, which could lead to the identification of the person who killed the little girl, who showed signs of strangulation and haematomas on her body as well as recent malnutrition. The circle seems, therefore, to be tightening on the identity of the killer after the work carried out to identify the girl, who was 1.64 metres tall, weighed 58 Kg, had a pale complexion and blond hair.


