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“We all tried to convince Antonio to ask for help, we thought he was having a panic attack but minutes passed and the situation did not improve. Marco seemed to have recovered for a moment, then he felt bad again. When Federico found the holster he began to insist more with his father, I didn’t even know what a cartridge case was, I don’t know anything about weapons for me it was a panic attack ”. These are the statements you made today in the courtroom. Viola Giorgini, present at Villa Ciontoli the night Marco Vannini died. The girl, Federico’s ex-girlfriend, was heard as a witness at the hearing of the bis appeal process that took place today in Piazzale Clodio.
The witness in the courtroom: “Nobody wanted to hurt anybody”
“When we got to the pit I heard about a gunshot for the first time. I don’t know why Federico’s mother told Marco’s mother that he had fallen down the stairs, maybe at that moment I thought that he did it so as not to worry them. I found out that there had been this phone call only once we got to the pit and there we started talking about Antonio’s workplace, who risked losing him with this story ”. And he adds: “No one would want to hurt anyone. I’m sure Antonio thought he could handle it himself and that everything would work out. “
“Antonio asked the police to kill him”
When Marco Vannini pitted at Ladispoli, the situation was desperate. As soon as the doctors realized that the boy had been hit by a bullet, they ordered the transfer by air ambulance to Rome. However, by now it was too late. Marco will die in unbearable suffering during the new transport to the hospital. “In the barracks later we found out that Marco was dead. Antonio screamed, cursed, cried, asked the police to arrest him, to kill him, they had to take him away by force.” Viola begins to cry and continues: “I have never seen so much despair.”
The environmental interceptions between Viola and Federico
“When Federico went to the carabinieri in Ladispoli, he was scared. He was afraid that they would doubt him because he had touched weapons.” Giorgini later stated that he would not have expected to go into further questioning. “When Federico was taken to do the fingerprint test, he was scared. I haven’t seen him all day, I was still in the country. When they took me to Civitavecchia I was in shock, I had not slept and had eaten for two days. I was afraid, and the person who questioned me had a doubtful tone, he seemed not to believe me. When I said this on the couch (Don’t worry, I saved your ass, Ed), Federico asked me what I was saying. I wanted to say ‘I defended you’, I did not omit or say different things on the subject of the touch of the weapon “.
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