New details on the Albanian murder in Italy/ He's talking to the stepmother: Ilaria distracted my son

The testimony by Mark Samson's mother concerning the 22-year-old Albanian Ilaria Sula has revealed new details and has raised doubts about the possibility of parental assistance in hiding the victim's body.

In her testimony, Nors Mazlapan, the author's mother, has told of the enmity between her and the victim, saying: “I didn't want Mark to always bring Elaine home. I was afraid that he would be very distracted, and my son must be focused on research”.

The testimony has shed light on the relationship between the victim and the Samson family, who lived in an apartment in Rome's “Africano” neighborhood. Mark, who killed Ilarian and then threw her body into a deep abyss in Capranica Prnestina, has committed this crime in his apartment, while his parents are suspected of co-operating in hiding his body.

Nors Mazlapan and her husband, Rick Samson, may face charges of collaborating in deliberate murder and hiding body. They have claimed that during the night of the murder, they were sleeping and heard no noise from Mark's room, where the event occurred. I was sleeping. I didn't understand anything. The next day I left the house,” has declared my wife questioning by the police.

However, investigators have doubts about the version they have given, since Mark's father said earlier that he was out and had not returned until tomorrow. Until now, two weeks after the event, parents have been unable to explain their actions clearly during that period, and it is unclear how much they helped their son to realize this serious crime.

Also, many residents of the palace and neighbors in front of the building have claimed to have heard no screams from the Samson family apartment during the night of the assassination, which has added doubts about the parents ' possible assistance in hiding the victim's body. Tensions have also increased between the Filipino community in the neighbourhood, and investigators are also considering the relationship between the author's mother and the victim, as it is believed there was a silent hostility towards the girl.

This conflict between his mother and his son, perhaps related to his mother's religious beliefs, may have played an important role in the tragic event that has left behind a serious murder and a family destroyed. /Periscopi/