"We hope that there will no longer be the same media circus of the time. I don't think so, this is a bad omen, also out of respect for the memory of Sarah and her family. We want Avetrana to be remembered, however, not for this sad and painful event ".
This was declared by the mayor of Avetrana, Antonio Iazzi, confirming that in the next few hours the local police order closing Via Deledda to traffic will be signed in view of the release (scheduled for next Sunday) and the return to the house of Michele Misseri, aged 69.
Misseri served - obtaining a sentence reduction of over 400 days - the 8-year prison sentence for the suppression of the body of her niece Sarah Scazzi, who was killed at the age of 15 and thrown into a well on 26 August 2010. Convicted for the murder are Michele's wife, Cosima Serrano, and daughter Sabrina, who are serving a life sentence in Taranto prison.
Michele Misseri is currently detained in Lecce prison.
"This afternoon - the mayor points out - we will meet with the commander of the local police to understand how best to act to guarantee tranquility for residents".
The house of the Misseris, in via Deledda, where Sarah was killed according to the reconstruction of the investigators by Cosima and Sabrina (while Uncle Michele would have taken care of the suppression of the body), "I understand - reports the mayor - that it has been abandoned for years. The other daughter After all, Michele already lived outside."
According to the sentences, the crime was triggered by sentimental rivalries and disagreements between Sabrina and Sarah.
Mayor Iazzi finally explains that "if requests are received from the social services, what is expected for a person in Michele Misseri's state will be done. I would not like him to overemphasize this. The social services would do what is expected for the categories of subjects such as a ex-prisoner. Misseri has always been an autonomous person. Until the day before yesterday, however, no request to this effect had been received".
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