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Antonio Boggia (23 December 1799 – 8 April 1862), aka "Il Mostro di Stretta Bagnera" (The Monster of Bagnera lane) or "Il Mostro di Milano" (The Monster of Milan), is considered the first serial killer of Italy.

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rdfs:comment	Antonio Boggia (23 December 1799 – 8 April 1862), aka "Il Mostro di Stretta Bagnera" (The Monster of Bagnera lane) or "Il Mostro di Milano" (The Monster of Milan), is considered the first serial killer of Italy. (en) Antonio Boggia, soprannominato il "Mostro di Stretta Bagnera" oppure il "Mostro di Milano" (Urio, 23 dicembre 1799 – Milano, 8 aprile 1862), è stato un serial killer italiano. (it)
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