Nurse exonerated after 14 years: 'I'm at home, we'll see later'

"I was waiting for this moment, I imagined it anyway, because I was born here and here everyone loves me." These are the first words of Monica Busetto, the Venetian nurse cleared yesterday in Trento of the murder charge of Lidia Taffi Pamio, after 14 years in prison, who met with journalists today in Venice.

"Even yesterday in prison - she continued, recalling her detention in Verona - there were people who cried when I left. As a free woman it seemed impossible to be at home because after 10 years always on that bed, in those cells it seemed different to me. I didn't sleep all night".

On the prospects for the future "until this story happened here I had a normal life. Now I don't have a job, I no longer have a home, but I carry on. Now I'm at home with my dad's wife. And then we'll see, little by little. I don't wish something like this on anyone", he concluded.