An announced massacre. A death mission 'communicated' by the author himself, the financier Christian Sodano, a few hours earlier to his ex-girlfriend.
The investigation into the double murder in Cisterna di Latina which cost the lives of Nicoletta Amato and her daughter Renèe, respectively mother and sister of Desyrèe, the girl who had decided to end her relationship with him, could reach a new turning point.
The documents of the proceedings, coordinated by the Latina Prosecutor's Office,
will include the chats that took place shortly before the tragedy, which occurred on 13 February.
A series of threats and accusations that Desyrèe, who escaped the massacre because she managed to escape, had made to one of her friends to 'share' with her the fear,
hidden from her family, of that toxic relationship that she no longer wanted.
Violent messages and a real announcement of death which could lead the investigators to charge the suspect with the aggravating circumstance of premeditation also in light of what was found in his car after the arrest: a backpack with plastic bags, gloves, tape sticker, handcuffs and telescopic truncheon.
In the messages that the 27-year-old sent to the girl,
now published on the Corriere della Sera website, the
tone is final and explicit.
"It will take the army to stop me, I will make a massacre. You will see how bad I can be", writes Sodano.
A vexatious crescendo in which the financier doesn't mince words.
"You are a fake - he writes to the girl -, you must suffer as much as I suffered. I will hurt you a lot, if it were the last thing I do. I don't care anymore".
In the conversation via WhatsApp Desirèe tries to "calm down" the boy who ends up sending a photo of his hand with bloody knuckles from a punch thrown at a wall.
"You have to stay calm - writes Desyrèe -. You always do this, but when do you grow up?".
The financier replies: "It's all your fault, now I can even take my own life. I'm not God to judge a person, but since God has taken away those dearest to me (parents, ed.) I will take some of them to God too. And I will bring many."
Explicit threats to which the girl, who was tired of the relationship with the young man, replied in shock: "but what have I done to you?".
The answer is dramatic: "Bad. You can't imagine how much.
Don't worry, tomorrow I'll have some good fun. Do you like making me suffer? Perfect".
Whoever investigates will acquire the chats to put all the pieces of this story in line.
Sodano on Friday, during the validation interrogation, he remained silent in front of the investigating judge, making use of the right not to answer.
The suspect reported what he said immediately after the arrest.
Through his defender, the Marshal of the Guardia di Finanza, he said he was "very saddened and destroyed" by what was done in the late afternoon of February 13th.
The results of the autopsy tests, which began a few days ago, will also provide useful elements to clarify whether Sodano actually aimed at the women or, as he claimed, used his service weapon by waving his arm recklessly.
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