Frigeri gets life for 'Gallura massacre'

(ANSA) - Tempio Pausania, February 15 - Thirty-five-year-old factory worker Angelo Frigeri was on Monday sentenced to life for the May 2014 murder in their northern Sardinian home of shopkeeper Giovanni Azzena, his wife Giulia Zanzani and their 12-year-old son Pietro, a crime dubbed "the Gallura massacre".
    Frigeri confessed to the murder in the town of Tempio Pausania a week afterwards, was a friend of the family who had keys to their home because he was doing some repair work there. Police had said the couple likely knew their killer and were beaten before they were killed. Their son was strangled to death. Local media reported the couple ran a store selling baby clothing and shoes near their home.