"The defeated state".
A few hours after the sentence with which the judges of the Cassino Assizes acquitted the five defendants involved in the investigation for the murder of Serena Mollicone in 2001, the appeal resumes stronger because - as happened in the Cucchi case - someone in the 'Arma speak "for the truth to emerge".
Ilaria herself, Stefano Cucchi's sister, the prisoner who died in 2009 after being beaten by two carabinieri in a barracks in Rome - for which the young woman is now "another name that evokes justice . Indeed injustice ".
And-she tells her family after her name and her tenacity have been invoked several times on social media in these hours- "to those who are looking for the truth about
murder of Serena I say with all my heart: never give up and never stop believing in justice even if the price you are paying will be very high, but you already know it.
I don't know if I wish you to make my life but you can't forget what has been done to your beautiful girl.
We are all doomed.
All of us. "The incessant request for truth comes first of all from Maria Tuzi, daughter of Santino, the carabiniere who committed suicide seven years after the crime. In those minutes of anger, immediately after the judges' verdict, the woman screamed after Brigadier Francesco Suprano, acquitted of the accusation of aiding and abetting, asking him to tell the truth. An appeal that has also gone viral on social media. "It is also a defeat for the Italian State which has one of its key functions in justice,
former chief of the Arce carabinieri and for his wife Anna Maria, with the formula "for not having committed the deed".
The three were accused of complicity in murder and the two parents also of concealing a corpse.
For the other two defendants, Vincenzo Quatrale, at the time deputy marshal and accused of external complicity in murder, and for the police officer Francesco Suprano who was challenged for aiding and abetting, the acquittal formula is "because the fact does not exist" .
