Father Gianni Di Vita reiterates: I have nothing to hide, I just want the truth
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Sara Di Vita and her mother Antonella died in December, poisoned with ricin. Alice Di Vita, Sara's sister, graduated in June and attends University in Turin. The 'Mario Pagano' classical high school in Campobasso is the school Sara and Alice attended until last year.
New round of interrogations at the police station in Campobasso as part of the investigation into the Pietracatella mystery. In recent days, several professors from the 'Mario Pagano' classical high school in Campobasso have been summoned. The teachers were interviewed by the Flying Squad as people informed of the facts. The school is the one attended by Sara and Alice Di Vita until last year. The latter graduated in June and now attends university in Turin. In the school hall, after the December tragedy and the death of Sara and her mother Antonella, poisoned with ricin, there is a large panel affixed to the wall with hundreds of messages dedicated to the girl written by the students of the institute.
Di Vita's outburst: "I have nothing to hide"
"I'm not afraid of anything because I have nothing to hide. I just want this story to end as soon as possible", said Gianni Di Vita, father and husband of the two poisoned women, interviewed by La Vita in Diretta on Rai 1 and by the Molise broadcaster Teleregione. "I wouldn't want it to have been a crime, for me it would be a second tragedy", he added. "I hope, I hope, that this is the truth. It is a hope, but it is not completely unfounded. I think it is legitimate for me to think so: I am Antonella's husband and Sara's father, knowing that a crime was committed would be a second tragedy for me." Di Vita reiterates that he wants the truth: "I want it for a thousand reasons, for justice and because Alice and I will never be peaceful without the truth".
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