Cucchi, a moved carabiniere, makes a kiss to his sister Ilaria: "Finally justice. I feel guilty for the whole of the Arma"

Immediately after the sentence visibly moved a carabineer did the kiss to Ilaria Cucchi. "I did it because finally after all these years it was made justice", Says the military as he accompanies the parents of Stephen Cucchi, also moved by them, outside the classroom of Rebibbia where the trial ended with two sentences of 12 years for intentional homicide against two carabinieri.

"Who's wrong pays e doubly if you wear the uniform"He says dry, claiming twenty years in the Weapon, exactly half of his life. He has been in service for over three years Piazzale Clodio and assisted often to the many processes on the death of Stefano. In Palazzo di Giustizia and in Rebibbia. This is how he met the Cucchi family and their pain. "I attended the hearings, to all those here in Rebibbia, I wear the uniform for twenty years and for three and a half years they are in service at the bunker room. I feel guilty about the weapon and it was a form of excuse, those condemned carabinieri have tarnished two hundred years of history ", he says all in one breath as if he wanted to take off a burden. The only word that scans is, however, "excuse", and does so by adjusting his glasses, as if to betray an evident emotion.

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