The search for Suzana Koçibelli, a 62-year-old Albanian woman who had been reported missing since January 9th, ended in tragedy. Her lifeless body was discovered in the waters of the Tiber River near the Castel Giubileo dam, north of Rome, local media say.
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The discovery was made by workers from Enel, who were operating at a hydroelectric plant in the area. After the body was retrieved by soldiers and firefighters, forensic experts conducted an initial examination and found no visible signs of violence. According to the coroner, Suzana’s death likely occurred just hours after she left her home.
The police have launched an investigation to uncover the causes of this heartbreaking incident. Every detail is being carefully analyzed in hopes of shedding light on the circumstances of her death.
Suzana’s family, desperate for answers, had previously turned to the public for help, making an appeal through the Penelope Lazio Odv association and the popular TV program Chi l’ha Visto?. Unfortunately, their efforts to locate her alive were in vain.
In an official statement, authorities expressed their condolences to Suzana Koçibelli’s family and urged citizens to come forward with any information that might assist the ongoing investigation.
This tragic discovery has left many unanswered questions, and Suzana’s family and the community continue to seek clarity and justice for her untimely death.