Iconic tattoos on fragmented body parts Help the police crack Porn star Charlotte Angie Murder

When investigators found 15 defrosting body parts of a young woman in black garbage bags in a steep ditch in northern Italy last Sunday, it was unclear exactly where the process began. identify identity. It was clear that she had been dead for months, but no search for the missing person immediately revealed any possible identities. Although her body parts were frozen – and properly preserved – her face was burned, making it impossible to easily identify her, police said. But seven of her 11 separate tattoos were still intact, so police began trying to match the tattoos to any known photos, posting some on a missing person alert.

Within hours, she was identified as Carol Maltesi, an Italian-Dutch national, an adult actress working under the name Charlotte Angie. She started her career on OnlyFans during the pandemic and was sought after by a number of international porn producers, and has done some shoots overseas.

Among the tattoos that are still visible are the words “step by step” on her right ankle, “wanderlust” on her right collarbone and “elegant is…” on her back. that. She also has an inverted “V” on one side of her inner thigh and two inverted “Vs” on the other, which is recognizable in many of her erotic films. Apparently she hasn’t posted on any of her social media since January, although no one has reported her disappearance. Her friends said that they assumed she had gone to some strange place during a shoot.

Last week, police released her name to see if anyone had information about her gruesome death.

Early on Tuesday, police stormed the home of a 43-year-old man in the northern Italian town of Brescia, whose name has not been released, and took him into custody, charged with aggravated murder. , dismembering and hiding bodies. . Prosecutor Lorena Ghibaudo told reporters that the man arrived before her name was called to say he knew her but denied having anything to do with her disappearance.

Police said they soon discovered the inconsistency in his story and began tracking his movements over the past few months. Police said a search of his home found a large freezer, identical trash bags and DNA evidence linking him to the murder.

Archived surveillance video shows the two of them in her car in January. The vehicle was not seen until March when it passed a toll station in Borno, northern Italy, near where her body bags were found. “This victim’s man, friends and neighbors presented themselves to the carabinieri to provide information on the missing woman, giving details that were immediately proven to be contradictory by investigators. ,” Ghibaudo said.

When confronted with the evidence, prosecutors said he confessed to killing her.

The man allegedly told police he “accidentally” killed her during a consent attempt, and then, not knowing what to do, chopped her up and put her in a trash bag first in the freezer and then his. Multiple body parts were burned, including her face and other body parts were missing, prompting police to investigate whether he disposed of, ate or destroyed them in a suspicious manner. ceremony or not.