Scarring Willy's mural, trial of the herd on 10 June

A scar on the mural a few days after the trial of those accused of having killed him In Pescara, the mural depicting Willy Monteiro, the 21-year-old shot dead in Colleferro on the night between 5 and 6 September 2020, was vandalized: the young man's face, portrayed as a superhero, was covered with white paint. Just next Thursday, June 10, the first hearing for the brothers Marco and Gabriele Bianchi and their friends Mario Pincarelli and Francesco Belleggia, all accused of voluntary murder, is scheduled before the Court of Assizes of the Court of Frosinone. The trial will take place behind closed doors also to avoid the media rush in times of Covid given the uproar that caused the case for the brutal violence suffered by the young chef beaten for trying to defend a friend.

The accused will be judged with the immediate rite. Accused of the brutal beating, made up of repeated and well-aimed shots, are the brothers Marco and Gabriele Bianchi, professionals of the MMA discipline, Francesco Belleggia and Mario Pincarelli. Witnesses, following Willy's death, not only spoke of that terrible night but also of previous episodes, accusing the Bianchi brothers in particular of abusive and violent attitudes.