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Family in disbelief over murder of Italian woman in Amsterdam: ‘Ilenia was a modest and shy woman’

Family in disbelief over murder of Italian woman in Amsterdam: ‘Ilenia was a modest and shy woman’

The family of 45-year-old Ilenia Panzolini has confirmed her identity following a fatal incident in an Amsterdam residence two weeks ago. Panzolini, an Italian national working as a hotel cleaner, was allegedly killed by her 46-year-old husband, who has since been arrested.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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