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BackLouis Dassilva, acquitted of murder, wants to stay in Italy
Louis Dassilva, acquitted of murder, wants to stay in Italy
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ANSA Cronaca6/11/2026Crime1 min readItalyView translation

Louis Dassilva, acquitted of murder, wants to stay in Italy

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  • Louis Dassilva, acquitted of the murder of Pierina Paganelli due to lack of evidence, stated his desire to remain in Italy, calling it his dream country.
  • He also thanked his wives for their support and expressed plans to visit his partner and children in Senegal before returning to Italy.

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Grazie a chi in questo mesi mi ha sostenuto anche con messaggi, con lettere e con affetto. Io voglio restare in Italia. È un paese che mi piace, è il mio sogno e non voglio andare via". Lo ha detto Louis Dassilva in un incontro con la stampa nello studio dei suoi avvocati, Riario Fabbri e Andrea Guidi. Solo dichiarazioni e nessuna domanda permessa a Dassilva che martedì è stato assolto per l'omicidio di Pierina Paganelli e dalla corte di assise per mancanza di prove. "Ringrazio le mie mogli perché se ho avuto pazienza è grazie a loro". Appena potrà andrà a trovare la compagna in Senegal con cui ha due figli, poi tornerà in Italia.

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