According to reporting by Il Mattino, investigators examined allegations of theft and the non-consensual circulation of private images involving Anna Lou Castoldi, daughter of Morgan and Asia Argento, following a night in Licola, near Naples.
The newspaper reports that Castoldi allegedly had a bag containing her phone taken by a young man described as an acquaintance. Private images and videos stored on the phone were then allegedly made public online, prompting examination of possible revenge porn alongside the alleged theft.
How the episode was reconstructed
In Il Mattino's reconstruction, Asia Argento first noticed private posts appearing on social media and raised the alarm after she was unable to contact her daughter.
The report says geolocation placed the phone in the area around Naples' central railway station. Castoldi herself was later contacted at an apartment in Licola. Il Mattino characterizes her stay there as personal and reports no restraint or particular trauma.
The same reporting mentions the involvement of the Railway Police in examining the allegations.
What is not established
The available reporting does not establish a final judicial finding. According to the material reviewed, the allegations had been submitted for prosecutorial review.
The identity, conduct, and legal status of the alleged suspect are not independently confirmed in the acquired sources. The reporting also does not independently verify how the private material was circulated, how widely it spread, or whether it remained available online.
No independent corroborating source for the episode was acquired beyond Il Mattino's account and its related reconstruction.
