Real Talk With Jayden Perkins

On February 20, 2005, Andrea Arrigoni, a private investigator, had traveled to Verona, Italy after a dinner with his parents. He called and told them he was going to his office, but he took a detour, heading to a well-known red light district in search of a prostitute. He picked up 30 year old Galina Shafranek, but they got into a violent altercation that witnesses reported to the police. By the time officers arrived, Andrea had already shot Galina twice in the neck. When they approached his vehicle, he fired his weapon at them and a shootout ensued. The two responding officers were killed and so was Andrea. After this deadly incident, police raided Andrea’s apartment, and they found bullets to link him to another murder, but the most confusing part is why someone with so much going for him would resort to such violence.