Silvia Romano, glass bottle thrown against the windows of her building.

It is still unclear when the bottle was thrown, but the neighbors said that it is certainly something thrown from the outside. In this case, it could be a demonstrative gesture addressed to the cooperator’s department. A disturbing episode, which comes after the death threats that came through social networks these days and in which the prosecutor Alberto Nobili opened an investigation for aggravated threats.

We have not noticed anything. We found the fragments this morning bottle on the windowsill. The shutter was closed because there was bad weather tonight. If it had happened a few days ago, with the blinds raised, they probably would have broken the window. To speak Sergio Parisi, 27, who lives on the first floor, in the apartment below Silvia Romano’s. We decided to call the police because it is clear that this is a worrying episode, after the weather that has arisen, Sergio continues. I have known Silvia since we were children, she does not deserve all this. If this episode had taken place a week ago, we probably would not have given it much weight, now there is a situation of strong tension and it is correct that we intervene. I met Silvia – continues Sergio – she is fine, smiling as always, but you can see that she is very proven.

Another disturbing episode occurred on Monday night in the building.. A man, probably Egyptian, appeared at the door of the building insistently asking to meet Silvia Romano. According to what appears from investigative and judicial sources, the man would not have had violent intentions. The man said he wanted to express solidarity with the aid worker after the attacks received. Also in this episode, the Milan prosecutor is conducting investigations.

Meanwhile, the frequent passage continues of police patrols in front of the building. Almost all of the signs with the welcome messages for the young coworker were removed from the glass door. A couple remain, the last one a poetic composition, penned on a white sheet, Canto per Silvia, a message against the many insults received by the girl after returning to Italy and the announcement of conversion to Islam. Silvia Romano repeats to everyone that she is fine, and answered the greeting in Arabic to the Egyptian caretaker who said as-salamu-alaykum on the landing. His story has also attracted the interest of an Arab television station, whose London correspondent is one of the journalists still stationed in front of the condo in the Casoretto neighborhood.

Media attention is not particularly welcome to the family of Silvia Romano. What the …, she let her mother, Francesca Fumagalli, pass when the journalists tried to ask her about her daughter, taking advantage of the fact that she had quickly appeared at the door to pick up a package delivered at a restaurant and two bouquets of flowers. You are ridiculous, if you were not there, my daughter would be better, said Fumagalli. When a group of journalists and television operators was created, three police patrols were also stopped.