(ANSA) - FORCOLI (PISA), 22 AUG - "Go home, the problems are solved": this is how an appeal to Simona Bimbi, the 46-year-old woman who disappeared from Forcoli (Pisa) on August 18, made by her husband Maurizio Cheli, from whom she had been separated for about a year. "She was worried because not having a job as an employee, the lockdown weighed heavily - explains Maurizio Cheli - She had invested all the hope and trust she deserved in an activity (an asylum, ed.)". Simona Bimbi was a partner with other teachers of a cooperative to manage educational services for children. The couple, although separated for about a year, live a few meters from each other, on the same landing, a choice made for the love of the two daughters, to help them better overcome this transitory period. "I don't know what went into her head - the man still wonders - maybe something about our relationship, work or personal problems, I just don't know, but I'm sure that if she had wanted to take a few days just for herself she would have warned". "Our daughters are experiencing a dramatic moment - concludes Cheli - but they are convinced that their mother will return home".
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Missing teacher: husband, feared lockdown
2020-08-22T10:22:20.765Z
"Go home, the problems are solved": thus an appeal to Simona Bimbi, the 46-year-old woman who disappeared from Forcoli (Pisa) since August 18, made by her husband Maurizio Cheli, from whom she had separated for about a year. (HANDLE)
