A beautician from Naples, Flavia Borzone, has made a startling claim in an Italian court, asserting that she is the secret granddaughter of the founder of Lamborghini sports car. According to a report in The Telegraph, Borzone has presented DNA evidence to support her case, having tested the saliva of Lamborghini’s daughter, Elettra. The investigation involved hiring a private detective who obtained a drinking straw used by Elettra. The DNA sample was subsequently analyzed at the University of Ferrara, where experts confirmed the familial relationship between Borzone and Elettra.
The lawsuit, filed in Bologna, also revealed the alleged circumstances of Borzone’s parentage. She claimed that her mother, Rosalba Colossimo, met Tonino Lamborghini, the son of the luxury car business founder, at a bus stop in 1980. Lamborghini, who was driving a car at the time, noticed Colossimo waiting for a bus and offered her a lift. This chance encounter supposedly led to a relationship that resulted in Borzone’s birth in 1988.
Borzone emphasized that her pursuit of the truth was not motivated by financial gain. Speaking in court, she stated, “I don’t want to offend anyone, I just want to know whose daughter I am.” On the other hand, Lamborghini has vehemently denied Borzone’s claim and has initiated a defamation lawsuit against her and her mother.
However, Borzone’s lawyer presented evidence that seemingly supports her case. According to the lawyer, Lamborghini admitted to having a relationship with Colossimo in a recorded conversation. Additionally, Borzone’s real name, Clelia, is said to be a tribute to her mother.
The trial has been adjourned until March, and Borzone’s pursuit of the truth continues.
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