Who is Moussa Sangare, the Man Allegedly Confessing to the Murder of Sharon Verzeni?

Who is Moussa Sangare, the Possible Assassin of Sharon Verzeni?

A month has passed since the tragic death of Sharon Verzeni in Terno d’Isola, and the name of the alleged murderer has finally emerged, raising chilling questions about the motives behind the brutal attack.

Moussa Sangare is believed to be the man on the bicycle captured by surveillance cameras near the crime scene.
Investigators have been narrowing their focus on him by examining clothing and the type of bicycle he rode, connecting him to the incident.

It has been confirmed that the victim and the alleged assassin did not know each other.
According to law enforcement, there is substantial evidence pointing towards Sangare’s guilt, including serious indicators of the risk of him repeating the crime, destruction of evidence, and the possibility of fleeing.
Consequently, Prosecutor Emanuele Marchisio has issued an arrest warrant against him.

During questioning, Moussa Sangare reportedly confessed to murdering Sharon Verzeni, a 33-year-old woman who was stabbed four times while walking near her home, stating he did it “just for the sake of it.”

The Resolution of Sharon Verzeni’s Murder Case

After a month of intense investigation, the murder case of Sharon Verzeni, who met her tragic fate on July 29-30, has seemingly been resolved.
The 33-year-old was fatally stabbed while walking close to her residence.

Moussa Sangare is identified as the man seen on camera fleeing the crime scene shortly after the attack on Verzeni, cycling away in the opposite direction.

Details about Moussa Sangare remain limited.
He is described as a 31-year-old Italian man with Moroccan parents and currently unemployed.
Reports suggest he has a criminal record and may also struggle with mental health issues.
Shockingly, he reportedly acted with no apparent motive, as he candidly admitted to investigators, “I killed her just for the sake of it.”