In a tragic case that has gripped Italy, 17-year-old Riccardo, who is accused of killing his family in Paderno Dugnano, is under the legal guardianship of Enrica Michela Malberti, the president of the Monza Bar Association.

Malberti, appointed by the court, describes Riccardo as calm yet emotional, noting his desire to meet his grandparents despite the complex legal situation.

Riccardo, who is currently studying for a school exam while in custody, will soon turn 18, at which point the need for a legal guardian will cease.

The case highlights the challenges faced by legal professionals in balancing the needs of minors involved in serious crimes with the legal processes.

Meanwhile, Riccardo has shown a surprising interest in confession, as noted by Don Claudio Burgio, the chaplain at the Beccaria juvenile detention center, who was taken aback by Riccardo's request to confess.