Italian media have revealed new details from Friday evening's incident in Perugia, where 23-year-old Albanian Hekuran Cumani was stabbed to death in the square in front of the university.
It is reported that the young man who was the victim of a stab wound to the throat lived in Fabriano and had gone to Perugia with friends to spend the evening.
According to initial reports, the group clashed with another group of young people, with whom they physically fought over weak motives.
Police have already interviewed all the victim's friends who witnessed the incident. The 23-year-old, after a night out clubbing with friends, had ended up at "110 Caffè", a bar next to a public parking lot in front of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Perugia.
"A good guy," is how his friends and acquaintances describe him.
"A lover of the gym and fitness, he took care of his body. A great friend, with a heart of gold, he loved his family and animals," said those who knew him.
The news has shocked people and institutions. The Mayor, the Regional Council and the entire City Council of Perugia also expressed "deep sorrow for the death of the young man".
"It is difficult to accept that such a young life could be cut short in such a tragic way. The pain of these hours belongs to the entire city. We fully trust the work of law enforcement and judicial authorities."
The President of the Umbria Region, Stefania Proietti, expressed, on behalf of the entire Regional Council, our deepest shock and sorrow at the tragic news of his death.
"It is heartbreaking and unacceptable to know that such a young life was cut short."
The 23-year-old, after an evening at the club with friends, had finished his tour of Perugia in a bar near a public parking lot in front of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science of the University of Perugia, where the murder took place.
According to the Prosecution, the murder was the tragic result of a quarrel caused by trivial reasons.
The victim was stabbed in the throat, resulting in his death, while rescue efforts were unsuccessful.
Meanwhile, the police investigation, coordinated by the Public Prosecutor's Office, continues.
Investigations are being conducted by the Flying Squad, coordinated by the Public Prosecutor's Office of Perugia, aimed at reconstructing the dynamics of the event and identifying the persons responsible.