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“Enough, please, enough, I can’t breathe anymore” These would have been the words Willy Monteiro Duarte said to his attackers before he died. “Those were demons, not human beings, furies,” he told a The Republic a witness. Willy, 21, from Colleferro died on the night of Saturday, August 5, after being beaten by a group of 4 boys.
Born in Rome to a family of Cape Verdean origin, Willy went out that night with his friends to spend the evening at the “Due di picchi“. At one o’clock, when he leaves the club, Willy realizes that an old classmate is in trouble across the street. “His face was coming up threateningly, as if he wanted to give him a blowjob,” said another witness. Willy gets in the way. And the boy calls the other members of the group. From there, they surround Willy and beat him to death.
Willy had studied at a hotel institute in Fiuggi and worked as a kitchen assistant in a hotel in Artena. Known in the town for having been an extra on several occasions in the historical procession of the Palio di Paliano, like many boys his age he loved football, he wanted to become a player for Roma, but had left his team to dedicate himself to the kitchen.
For the death of Willy, Mario Pincarelli 22, Francesco Belleggia 23, Marco and Gabriele Bianchi respectively 24 and 26 were arrested. In the newspapers, the blame for this attack was attributed, among other things, to their passion for martial arts and martial arts. gyms, which would have made them “more willing.” A very strange and certainly out of place consideration.
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