The 21-year-old from Bari Loris Attolini, in prison on charges of raping two French tourists aged 17 and 18, "in violent and unscrupulous ways, which seem inspired by the well-known film 'A clockwork orange', had no qualms about kidnapping the two young women, beating them, threatening them, reducing them to a state of impotence and forcing them to suffer repeated violence despite the evident fragility of the offended people and the fact that they were in a foreign country far from their family ".
It is a passage of the arrest request contained in the order filed last night after the interrogation of the suspect.
The investigating judge who validated the measure and ordered the detention in prison, Angelo Salerno, accepting the request of the prosecutor Desirèe Digeronimo who coordinates the investigations of the Police, considered the danger of repetition of the crimes to exist, highlighting "the contemptuous and completely indifferent attitude to the pleas "of the two victims by the 21-year-old, his" marked criminal ability "and" incapacity of self-control ".
In the provision, the judge traces the story through the story of the two alleged victims, considering instead the version provided by the suspect, who denied the accusations, is not credible.
He responds to
double aggravated sexual violence, injuries, kidnapping and resistance to a public official
.
After luring them with a dinner invitation, a glass of wine and chips, she would ask them to take pictures and make an erotic video, threatening to post that material on social networks if they didn't cooperate.
Upon their refusal he would have had "a fit of anger" and "slammed one of the two against the entrance door, hitting her in the face with at least five elbows", "throwing the two girls - we read in the charge - in a state of prostration and of terror about their fate, also because he locked the entrance door and locked them in the house preventing them from going out, so as to induce them to yield to his requests ".
During the ensuing violence, one of the two victims was able to call her father in France asking for help.
The 21-year-old would finally let them go in exchange for 90 euros and keeping the cell phone of one of her "as a trophy".
In tears and with their clothes torn, the two girls were then rescued and taken to hospital,