The tragic case of Beatrice, a two-year-old girl who died in Bordighera, has led to the investigation of her mother's partner, a 42-year-old man now listed as a suspect in the case of possible involuntary manslaughter. The circumstances surrounding Beatrice's death remain murky, with conflicting accounts about how she sustained her injuries. Specifically, while Manuela Aiello, Beatrice's mother, insists that the child fell down the stairs as she stated before the investigative judge, the findings of the medical examiner suggest that the injuries could be consistent with foul play, raising serious doubts about the mother's story.

The Imperia Public Prosecutor's Office has taken significant action by seizing the home of the man under investigation. This move indicates the seriousness of the inquiry into the events leading up to Beatrice's death. Manuela Aiello has claimed that she was at a friend's house with her three daughters on Saturday night and left them in the man's care for a brief period on Sunday morning while she attended to errands in Bordighera. However, details stemming from the investigation point to the fact that Beatrice may have been already unwell by the time of her mother's absence, and the presumed fall purportedly occurred three days prior, stirring further speculation about the dynamics of the household and the circumstances surrounding the little girl's injuries.