Cavallini, I pay for what I haven't done

"The feeling I am experiencing is of profound malaise. As I said in the courtroom I paid and I am paying for what I have done, I cannot do it for what I have not done": to speak with ANSA, is Gilberto Cavallini, l ex Nar terrorist sentenced to life imprisonment by the Bologna Assize Court for the massacre of the station. Cavallini is in Terni, where he has been in a semi-freedom regime for about two years and is serving in a cooperative in the center, where he deals with accounting. "There are mysteries and discrepancies - says the ex Nar - that they did not want to face in the debate. But I go on trying to bring the truth to the surface". As for his stay in Terni, he recalled that the first president of the victims 'relatives' association, Torquato Secci, was from Terni, who lost his son Sergio in the massacre, at the age of twenty-four. "Terni is a small town - Cavallini said - and I avoid exposing myself. I do it because I don't want to offend anyone, but I don't want to feel ostracized either."