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It was almost daily the walk that two sisters aged 55 and 52 took in the late afternoon, on their way home, to walk the dog. That of Saturday, December 19, for one of the two, was the last: Ester Crovetti, the eldest, died after being run over, along with her sister, by a “pirate” car that fled immediately. The driver was located by the carabinieri in two hours: the lost license plate at the scene of the accident allowed them to pick him up at his home.
The tragedy happened around 6 p.m. Saturday in Ferrai di Vernasca, a small group of houses along provincial highway 12 that runs up from Bacedasco to the capital. The two sisters, Ester and Maura, were just a hundred meters from home with their dog when a dark BMW coming through the thick fog overwhelmed them, but not before skidding and crashing into a waste collection container. The driver, a 35-year-old from Vernasca, did not stop to warn and provide first aid. He continued down the road and came home leaving behind two bodies on the ground on the asphalt, one sadly lifeless. It would have been some neighbors to call 118 who sent ambulance (Lugagnano) and self-medication (Fiorenzuola and Roveleto). When the volunteers and health workers arrived, it seemed there was nothing more to do for the 55-year-old. The 52-year-old man, on the other hand, was rushed to the Parma hospital: it is serious. The Carabinieri from Vernasca also arrived at the scene immediately and shortly afterwards those from Norma de Fiorenzuola. After an initial inspection and after collecting testimonies from neighbors, the military found the license plate of the “pirate” car on the ground, probably lost after the collision with the garbage containers. It took a few minutes to locate him and the patrols showed up at the home of the driver who lives in Vernasca. He was taken to the barracks for questioning and was reportedly later locked up in the Piacenza prison. Your position is under consideration.
Ester Crovetti lived with her sister in the Ferrai family of Vernasca, not far from Case Marchesi, where 18-year-old Manuela Loschi lost her life on December 17, 2016, after a collision with a car driven by a man in a state of drunkenness. Crovetti worked in the protected structure of the city and loved dogs and painting. Many have remembered her and greeted her with messages of condolence on a social network by publishing, among other things, a painting she made and where, shortly before she died, she had published a photo of herself as a child, accompanied by the verses of “Possibility”. “From the poet Wislawa Szymborska:” I prefer not to ask for how long and when. ” That “still” and “when” for Esther are no longer there. “Protect your sister Maura,” someone wrote.
