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Bone remains, on a hill located in the area above the Rucas quarries, in Montoso di Bagnolo. To discover a shepherd, who was in the pastures with his animals. And he raised the alarm, warning the carabinieri. Soldiers from the Saluzzo Company recovered them this morning, climb to the 2000 meters of Comba Rumella (the place of discovery), accompanied by the Alpine Rescue, given the characteristics of the area, which is particularly inaccessible and difficult to access.
Whose bones are they? Still no certainty because medical-legal and scientific research is essential to determine a membership. The thought, however, cannot help but be directed to the disappearance of a man, which took place a year ago. – September 4, 2019 – in the mountains, yes, but not so far from those above Bagnolo.
MARGARO DISAPPEARED A YEAR AGO
Renato Beitone, a 65-year-old Margaro from Paesana, had disappeared after the daily climb to the pasture. A territory of which, according to his relatives, “he also knew the stones.” However, it had vanished without a trace. As swallowed in the belly of the mountain, in the town of Santa Lucia della Vardetta.
THE DOG FOUND IN CAVE DI BAGNOLO
When Beitone went to the mountain pastures, Lady was with him, the black and white half-breed who never left him. The dog did not return as the owner, only to reappear on October 21 on the road to Santa Lucia., where was the herd. The dog was in good condition, with no signs of malnutrition. Had someone rescued her in the 47 days since she disappeared? A woman from Bagnolo had responded to the Facebook appeal of relatives.: «We found it in Galiverga where the quarries are, on the Luserna side». “Galiverga is part of the Bagnolo territory, but it is practically in the valley of Pellice – had remembered in recent days a The impression Dario Beitone, son of Renato -. It can be reached in at least six hours, from the port of Vallone. Far from here. And the route is almost inaccessible, to the point that even the teams have had to relegate from some places.
But could Renato Beitone have gone up? The route is complex and difficult to pass. But not impossible, say experts in the area, for a person used to walking in the mountains. and “practice of those passages.” Distant, they say, 6-7 kilometers from the place where the peasant Paesana disappeared. Few, perhaps, on the flat, but many to do on those slopes. He had suffered from heart problems: could he cope?
Obviously the findings recovered today still have no name, but discovery, the carabinieri warned Beitone’s family, that now lives new moments of anguish.
TODAY’S RECOVERY
The teams with the Company Carabinieri led by Captain Giuseppe Beltempo and the men of the Alpine Rescue “Monviso” delegation, with the Chief of Delegation Luigi Richard, walked for a few hours to climb the ravine where the bones were found. Minimal remains, so the military will return there in the next few days, to carry out more investigations, as confirmed recently by Captain Beltempo.
