Luca Sacchi, prosecutors ready to nail the victim's friends too

The knots will soon catch up. The prosecution is preparing to draw up a dense series of interrogations and summary information. First, however, investigators are waiting for phone records. The latter is a weapon in the hands of investigators to draw the perimeter, within which, place the protagonists of the story and expel those who have no role.

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Here is the next step will see the prosecutor Nadia Plastina, owner of the investigation, decide in which order to listen to different people: a list of names, among which stand out, that of Anastasia Kylemnyk the girlfriend of the victim Luca Sacchi. The friend of the latter, Giovanni Princi. The pusher emissaries, Valerio Rispoli and Simone Piromalli. All people likely to pass from the status of witnesses to that of suspects. Certainly there are already two suspects, Paolo Pirino and Valerio Del Grosso, both of whom are detained and accused of Sacchi's death. Both, it is reasonable to assume, will be heard only at the end.

In the meantime, in fact, a whole series of contradictions will have to be dissolved. Starting from the version of Princi, the friend of the victim who contrasts with that of the henchmen of Del Grosso, Rispoli and Piromalli. It is in fact Princi, as recorded in the minutes by the two intermediaries of the murderer, to have shown Anastasia's backpack full of money on the evening of October 23rd in Via Latina, not far from the John Cabot pub to start selling marijuana. The story of Piromalli and Rispoli was reported in the order of the investigating judge.

However, Princi denies having taken part in the negotiations. He did it in the aftermath of the murder, he reconstructed some fragments of that evening as if he were an unfortunate spectator: "A white Smart with a black roof approached, there were two of them: one tall, thin, dressed entirely in black and the other a little lower, stocky with a white suit with writing ».

He would not have recognized them: "They had no face covered either with bands or hats, but it was dark". And yet, still from the reconstructions of the two intermediaries, Princi himself would have spoken, before the tragedy, with Del Grosso who had arrived at the place reassuring him that he was going to fetch it, "the grass", and then take it to the appointment. Always describing the attackers, Princi said: "One came down, he had a stick in his hand but how do you get around like that?" And again: what is "the degree of madness of these people, you are a mad fool if you leave a car with a stick in your hand". Its reconstruction appears unreliable. As well as that of Anastasia, the girlfriend of Sacchi, who in the backpack would have kept the money for the purchase of the drug. She professes to be a stranger. Its version has never appeared completely clear. Doubts, for example, emerge about the aggression suffered. The girl claimed to have received a sledgehammer and then fainted. However, no injuries were reported in the emergency room. Then there is the question of a backpack: taken away by Del Grosso and Pirino. A central element throughout the affair. She always said that it contained a bottle of water, a wallet with a few euros and a make-up bag for make-up. The backpack, on the other hand, should have kept the money to pay for the drugs: wads of 20 and 50 euros, perhaps for a total of 2 thousand euros. This is the version provided by the two emissaries of Del Grosso – "three boys and a girl were interested" – the two sent to view the cash from their boss before bringing the envelope with the drug. A testimony rejected by Anstasia. Who says the truth?



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