The carabinieri are investigating to trace the identity of the computer or smartphone from which the online review of a customer of the pizzeria Le Vignole in Sant'Angelo Lodigiano started, who allegedly complained about having eaten in the restaurant with two gays and a disabled boy next to him. The owner of the pizzeria, Giovanna Pedretti, 59, who was later found dead in the Lambro river, had responded to those words and then was accused on social media of having invented everything just to get publicity.
The military will ask Google for an answer to clarify any doubts - the woman has not left any farewell notes - in the investigation of the Lodi Public Prosecutor's Office which is now proceeding for instigation to suicide, a hypothesis that will allow today and in the coming days the necessary in-depth investigations and technical investigations.
The investigations are also proceeding to clarify every aspect of what happened on Sunday morning when the woman, after leaving home by car at dawn, allegedly cut the veins in her wrists and then threw herself into the waters of the Lambro. On the path of suicide, in fact, there no longer seem to be any doubts.
I put up a banner 'don't be seen again' in front of the restaurant Le Vignole
"Press and TV, respect the family and don't be seen again" signed: "S.U". This is what can be read on a sheet-banner posted last night along the gate of the public park located in front of the 'Le Vignole' restaurant in Sant'Angelo Lodigiano. The restaurant was run by Giovanna Pedretti, the 59-year-old found dead in the Lambro last Sunday after criticism had been unleashed on the authenticity of a review of her restaurant. Yesterday the woman's daughter had made an appeal, relaunched by friends on social media, to invite journalists to leave the street where both the pizzeria and the family's home are located because "we are besieged".
A second banner against journalists
A second banner, also against journalists but smaller in size than the first, was displayed this morning in a window of a private building next to the 'Le Vignole' restaurant. The text is the same written on the sheet hung last night on the gate of a public park in front of the club: "Press and TV, respect the family and don't be seen again."
Selvaggia Lucarelli reposts threats and insults she has received
"I know where you live, watch your back because your hours are numbered. I stab you when you least expect it. It's not a joke": this is one of the messages that Selvaggia Lucarelli received that she reposted in her Instagram stories. These are threats and insults from people, anonymous, who blame her for the death of Giovanna Pedretti, the restaurateur of Sant'Angelo Lodigiano found dead in the Lambro after she had ended up in controversy for a review of her restaurant considered false. "Obviously, if something were to happen (not to me, I repeat, I am strong) we blame social media, not the newspapers - he wrote - I wanted to reassure the director of La Repubblica, Salvini etc ... Of course I'm experienced and I take everything, I hope the other person is as well. By the way, I didn't quite understand. Today Repubblica writes that Lorenzo and I toast every day deciding who to. Do we have an address book together? Do we work together? Bah. But keep going. It works!"
Cousin: "She was beaten"
"The restaurant was her life, she was beaten." Angela Giulia, cousin of Giovanna Pedretti, the restaurateur of Sant'Angelo Lodigiano found dead two days ago, speaks. "She was very docile," he explains, "very good and the whole family is like that too. Always available. She was beaten," he says, still speaking of Giovanna, "but for what, then? For nonsense. There are those who do worse, much worse. But driving a person to suicide for certain bullshit..." "There are those who could have kept quiet," he adds, "they would look at their own homes once."
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