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Last night a fire started, probably arson, at the headquarters of the ‘Tenda di San Camillo’ community for drug addiction rehabilitation and assistance for AIDS patients, on state road 116 in Riposto, in the Catanese area. The head of the structure, brother Leonardo Grasso, 78, died in the flames. In the place are the firemen who put out the fire. They are investigating the carabinieri of the company of Giarre and the Section of Scientific Investigations (Sis) of the provincial command of Catania Arma. The flames broke out around 5 a.m. and spread throughout the facility. Within the recovery community there were six guests, all of whom were unharmed. On the other hand, the old man in charge of the structure who died in the fire could not escape, the emergency services were called by telephone to 112 from inside the ‘Tenda San Camillo’.
The alleged perpetrator of the fire that started last night at the headquarters of the ‘Tenda di San Camillo’ drug rehabilitation community in Riposto, which resulted in the death of brother Leonardo Grasso, was identified by the carabinieri. As it has been known, the soldiers of the Giarre company and the provincial command of Catania are looking for him and would already be on his trail. Brother Leonardo Grasso, 78, victim of the arson at the headquarters of Tenda San Camillo, a community for the rehabilitation of drug addicts and care for AIDS patients in Riposto, had made a vow at 50 years of dedicating his life to the who suffered. The turning point came after the death of both parents, who died six days apart. Thus, as a commercial agent with an established business and worldly interests, he radically changed his life by choosing to become a Camillian. Speaking of his experience in May 2014 on the broadcast ‘La vita in ricerca’ with Franco Di Mare for the IV centenary of the death of Saint Camillo, Brother Grasso confirmed that he was happy to work together with those who suffer and those in need, No regrets. for a life full of fun, but one that had left him empty and loaded with questions he couldn’t answer. And on television he remembered how his parable was very similar to that of Saint Camillus himself, who after a reckless life dedicated himself completely to helping others.
