Aurora’s family is deeply shocked by the situation. The lawyer representing the girl’s mother, Lorenza Dordoni, does not intend to accuse the Social Services of the Municipality of Piacenza, but asks some crucial questions. She emphasizes that Aurora, the alleged victim of her ex-boyfriend who allegedly pushed her off a seventh-floor balcony, had been entrusted to social services since 2017, because her father had had his parental rights revoked and her mother had also been subject to restrictions despite living with her daughters. The lawyer asks: “What did they do when faced with a mother’s report for a child entrusted to them?”

These statements are connected to what was declared on October 30 by the Municipality of Piacenza, which announced that Aurora’s mother had expressed concerns about the boy under investigation, calling him an unwanted companion and reporting difficulties in managing his presence at home, sometimes even during the night. However, no violence by the boy had been reported nor had a complaint been filed with the police.

Attorney Dordoni responds by saying that while he recognizes the mother’s lack of complaint, he expects social services to have taken some action. He asks if checks have been done on the boy and if investigations have been carried out in schools to assess whether the mother’s concerns were justified or not. He is waiting for answers and wants clarity on what has been done to ensure the young woman’s safety.

In this context, Viktoria, Aurora’s sister, also expressed her discontent on social media towards social services. In an interview with Quarto Grado, broadcast on Rete4, she reiterated her beliefs regarding her sister’s death: “I immediately understood that it was not an accident or a suicide. My sister loved life and would never have done something like that”. Viktoria continued by claiming that her ex-boyfriend showed obsessive behavior towards Aurora and wonders why no one intervened before to protect her.