
Salvatore Di Ielsi, father and grandfather of the victims killed with ricin in Pietracatella in December, declared in an interview with Rai Uno and Canale 5 that he believes it impossible that Gianni Di Vita acted alone, hinting at previous problems between the man and his daughter Antonella.
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Antonella Di Ielsi and Sara Di Vita, mother and daughter, were killed with ricin in Pietracatella in December. Salvatore Di Ielsi is Antonella's father and Sara's grandfather.
"Why did it happen? Maybe because of some rubbish. Does it have to come to this for a woman?". This is what Salvatore Di Ielsi, father and grandfather of Antonella Di Ielsi and Sara Di Vita, said, mother and daughter killed with ricin in December in Pietracatella.
The man, interviewed by "La Vita in Diretta" on Rai Uno and "Dentro la Notizia" on Canale 5, hinted at problems between Gianni Di Vita and Antonella. "His wife - he said - should have been singing them to him, from what I know, for several years." "At first I had a thought - he concluded -. It's not possible that he did everything alone, knowing what was around, but he was involved because I called him the 'good fool', that is, he's good but he's also a fool. Then, you know, we're men".
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