"Anastasia said to Luca: 'everything's fine'. Luca said nothing but nodded his head. I didn't ask for anything." This is what Domenico Costanzo Marino Munoz, a friend of Luca Sacchi, told as a person informed about the facts in the investigation into the murder of the young personal trainer. The minutes of the hearing were deposited by the Rome Public Prosecutor in the context of the hearing before the Court of Review.
Munoz told what happened before and after the shooting with which Valerio Del Grosso killed Sacchi on October 23rd. "Giovanni Princi (a friend of Luca's and arrested for the drug purchase attempt) greeted us on the sidewalk of Via Bartoloni while I, Luca and Anastasia were present." Munoz tells, therefore, that Anastasia "went away. I did not see what she was doing because she was behind us and said something to Luca that I did not perceive. Anastasia had her backpack on her back and I think she went back to via Latina , but I didn't see her because Luca and I had already turned the corner on Via Mommsen. Luca's girlfriend, after about two minutes, joined us and said to him: "Everything's fine!"
"On the evening of the attack I felt that Luca, Anastasia, Giovanni Princi and the people noticed in Via Latina were doing something not very legal and, as usual, I preferred to do my own business". It is what has been told. The minutes of the hearing were deposited by the Rome Public Prosecutor in the context of the hearing before the Court of Review. "From what I learned during this period from the newspapers I think very likely that on the evening of the attack Luca, Anastasia, Princi, the two subjects known by the latter and probably the two attackers, had agreed on a supply or purchase of substances I don't think anybody has stolen any motorcycle or parts of it in our passion for motorcycles.