Codice albumGBB-F-008335

Codice inventarioGBB-F-008335-0000

1895 ca, Bologna, ITALY: The celebrated italian physician, university professor and politician Doctor AUGUSTO MURRI (1841 â 1932). On September 2, 1902, the corpse of Count Francesco Bonmartini, husband of Linda Murri (1871 â 1957), the first-born daughter of Augusto Murri was discovered in Bologna. Augusto himself denounced the twenty-eight-year-old son Tullio Murri for the killing. The trial, which began in 21 February 1905 ended on 12 August of the same year with Tullio's thirty-year sentence, for premeditated murder and theft. Tullio avoided life imprisonment because the judge granted him extenuating circumstances. Linda, instigator of the crime, instead touched a ten-year-long stay in a father's estate in Porto San Giorgio (Fermo). In 1906, King of Italy Vittorio Emanuele III granted the grace to Linda who, together with the children, moved to Rome after having remarried with Francesco Egidi, preceptor of his children.

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