"My little girl asked me: 'how did that blow come out?'. If she understands a little girl, how can the magistrates not understand": she is the sister of Youns El Boussettaoui, the man killed in the square in Voghera by the councilor for security Massimo Adriatici who is under house arrest, talking.
The woman's outburst takes place in front of the bar where the murder took place.
"He was my brother - he says - Think if they had killed a brother of yours". "We want justice - adds her husband - Justice, and that it is justice for everyone". "They shot him in the square - he told Zona Bianca on Retequattro - in front of many people. The murderer is in his house, he sleeps well rested. Where is the law in this Italy?", "But we are in Italy or in Italy. a forest? " she said in tears. "Did he have a rifle, did my brother have a gun in his hand? Answer me! No, my brother had no weapon in his hand. He was killed - he added - in front of people and this person is in his house. I want to know if here in Italy killing or shooting is a legal thing ". He knew that Youns slept on the street. "It feels more comfortable sleeping on the benches.Another day my husband saw him, he came to pick him up "he said. However, the family tried to help him:" We called the carabinieri in Livorno Ferraris (in the province of Vercelli, ed), they can testify. We took him to the hospital but he escaped from the hospital. The carabinieri of Livorno Ferraris called the carabinieri of Voghera to be able to take Youns, not because it hurts someone, it is for him, to defend my brother ".The carabinieri of Livorno Ferraris called the carabinieri of Voghera to be able to take Youns, not because it hurts someone, it is for him, to defend my brother ".The carabinieri of Livorno Ferraris called the carabinieri of Voghera to be able to take Youns, not because it hurts someone, it is for him, to defend my brother ".
Youns El Bossettaoui "had to be treated, not killed, because he didn't hurt anyone and was sick", said the lawyer Debora Piazza who, with her colleague Marco Romagnoli, defends the family of the immigrant killed in the square in Voghera by the councilor for security Massimo Adriatici. "We have not even been notified of the autopsy - explained the lawyer - because they thought he had no relatives who are all Italians".
"If one has a firearm license as happens to 1.3 million Italians certified by the police and prefecture, yes", it is normal to go around with a gun. Thus the leader of the League, Matteo Salvini, answered a question from Agorà on Rai 3, on the Voghera affair which involved a Northern League councilor. Pressed on the 'opportunity' to go armed for example to the bar, Salvini added: "Then you have to take it out on the quaestors and prefects of half of Italy who, after long and severe investigations, grant the gun license, which is always the last way exit ".