Peruvian killed with an arrow in Italy celebrated the birth of his son

Javier Alfredo Miranda Romero, the man of Peruvian nationality killed by an arrow shot this Wednesday in Genoa (north of Italy), was celebrating the recent birth of his son with a group of Latin Americans in the streets of the Italian city when he was assassinated, official sources told EFE.

Miranda Romero41 years old and On October 31 he saw his second child bornshared his joy with other Latin American citizens residing in Genoa at the time of the murder, explained the Consul General of Peru in Genoa, Carlos Tavera.

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“The relatives are very beaten, sunk and worried”the consul explained to Efe after meeting with the oldest daughter of the deceased, who lives in Italy, as Miranda’s sister and second wife.

The family, Tavera added, has not yet decided if he will repatriate to his native country the remains of Miranda, who He had been residing in Italy for more than 20 years.

Miranda underwent emergency surgery at the San Martino Hospital after being hit by an arrow in the abdomen in a medical intervention that failed to save his life.

The attacker, a 60-year-old Italian man, he shot the arrow from the window of his home during an argument caused by the supposed noise produced by the celebration for the birth of his son.

The murderer, who has already been arrested by the Italian authorities, He made handmade bows and arrows that he kept in his house in the center of Genoa.

According to local media, The Italian Prosecutor’s Office will ask for the aggravating racial hatred for the murder.

The consul of Peru He thanked the rapid condemnation of the murder by the mayor of Genoa and remains waiting for the autopsy to the body of the deceased to be able to make the death official.

Source: Elcomercio

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