Milan prosecutors say Italian police have seized “significant” evidence during a search of the home of one of four people under investigation for murder. The inquiry concerns alleged “weekend sniper” trips, which prosecutors describe as shootings carried out during weekends.
According to the reports, the investigation includes allegations tied to former violence connected to the 1990s in the Balkans. One suspect’s account, as described in the coverage, includes claims to his wife that he spent weekends shooting Muslims and that he experienced nightmares about people he killed in that period.
The sources do not provide additional confirmed details about the suspected victims, the exact timing of the alleged weekend shootings, or the specific nature of the evidence seized in the home search. The reports frame the matter as an ongoing prosecutorial investigation, with multiple suspects under scrutiny. The coverage also indicates that authorities are relying on evidence discovered during the search to support the murder allegations and further the case.
