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In the three-page probable cause affidavit, Bartkowski wrote:
• DiGirolamo told his wife he would be away on business June 5 to 9. Giordano last was seen June 7. DiGirolamo called in sick at work June 8, and he allegedly dropped Michael off outside Christiana Hospital on June 9.
• A Florida woman close to Giordano said a mutual friend told her Giordano and DiGirolamo had a "huge fight" on June 7, and Giordano told her lover "she wanted him out of her life." Bartkowski said Thursday that authorities are trying to corroborate that account.
•DiGirolamo last reported to work at Conair Corp. on June 11 -- the day after police released his then-unidentified son's photograph to the media -- but left "in a rush."
•He called his wife June 12 to say he had been in an accident in New York, and she never heard from him again. On the same day, he called his father and said that "he was very confused and that he needed to take some time." Two days later, he flew to Italy from Newark, N.J.
•DiMaggio said DiGirolamo expected a large inheritance from his parents, in their 50s and 60s, who own several businesses and real estate in New York. She told police "they are very old Italian and if Rosario had left her [and their child], that his family may disown him and he would lose out on the inheritance."
•DiGirolamo, who paid Giordano's $850 monthly rent, asked landlord Mike Vanderbeck to end her lease June 14. An unidentified real estate agent told authorities DiGirolamo had inquired about a larger apartment in nearby Twin Rivers but later changed his mind, saying he could not afford the higher rent and "he was tired of supporting [Giordano] while she sat home and did nothing." He asked the agent not tell Giordano.
Vanderbeck also told The News Journal on Thursday that shortly before Giordano vanished, DiGirolamo asked him not to show her apartment to prospective tenants because she was ill.
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It will be interesting to see where he was June 12 until he left for Italy June 14... The article also stated he made several phone calls on his cell phone the night he dropped his son off in the hospital parking lot.. The police are not saying who he made them to..
In the three-page probable cause affidavit, Bartkowski wrote:
• DiGirolamo told his wife he would be away on business June 5 to 9. Giordano last was seen June 7. DiGirolamo called in sick at work June 8, and he allegedly dropped Michael off outside Christiana Hospital on June 9.
• A Florida woman close to Giordano said a mutual friend told her Giordano and DiGirolamo had a "huge fight" on June 7, and Giordano told her lover "she wanted him out of her life." Bartkowski said Thursday that authorities are trying to corroborate that account.
•DiGirolamo last reported to work at Conair Corp. on June 11 -- the day after police released his then-unidentified son's photograph to the media -- but left "in a rush."
•He called his wife June 12 to say he had been in an accident in New York, and she never heard from him again. On the same day, he called his father and said that "he was very confused and that he needed to take some time." Two days later, he flew to Italy from Newark, N.J.
•DiMaggio said DiGirolamo expected a large inheritance from his parents, in their 50s and 60s, who own several businesses and real estate in New York. She told police "they are very old Italian and if Rosario had left her [and their child], that his family may disown him and he would lose out on the inheritance."
•DiGirolamo, who paid Giordano's $850 monthly rent, asked landlord Mike Vanderbeck to end her lease June 14. An unidentified real estate agent told authorities DiGirolamo had inquired about a larger apartment in nearby Twin Rivers but later changed his mind, saying he could not afford the higher rent and "he was tired of supporting [Giordano] while she sat home and did nothing." He asked the agent not tell Giordano.
Vanderbeck also told The News Journal on Thursday that shortly before Giordano vanished, DiGirolamo asked him not to show her apartment to prospective tenants because she was ill.
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It will be interesting to see where he was June 12 until he left for Italy June 14... The article also stated he made several phone calls on his cell phone the night he dropped his son off in the hospital parking lot.. The police are not saying who he made them to..
DiGirolamos attorney said last week that his client expects Giordano, 27, to be found alive.