"Do you want to know cu fu tanno? Io cu Giuseppe", or rather “Do you want to know who it was that time? Giuseppe and I ”.
These are the words spoken by Anna Corona in an interception recovered by the carabinieri of Trapani during the investigations reopened a few months ago on Denise Pipitone, the girl who disappeared from Mazara del Vallo on September 1, 2004, when she was just under four years old.
Corona, mother of Denise's half-sister Jessica Pulizzi (acquitted in all levels of judgment), last May 25 spoke with her daughter Alice in a low voice, referring to a "Giuseppe" who has not been identified. what are you talking about but according to the plaintiffs (Piera Maggio and Piero Pulizzi, Denise's parents, represented by the lawyers Giacomo Frazzitta and Piero Marino) it is possible that he was referring to the kidnapping of the child.
According to a witness, Corona also said: "A picciriddra morse" ("the child is dead", ed), adding: "Piera's heart must be burned".
THE NO TO ARCHIVING - For this and other elements the lawyers of the civil party filed the opposition to the request for archiving presented by the Public Prosecutor of Marsala. The investigating judge of Marsala is called to decide on the requests of the two parties on November 23rd.
Not only Corona is involved in the investigation but also the 53-year-old Giuseppe Della Key from Mazara (whose name was linked to the testimony of his uncle Battista Della Key, the deaf-mute who allegedly saw his nephew on a scooter with little Denise in his arms) and the Roman spouses Antonella Allegrini, aged 63, and Paolo Erba, aged 71. The last two under investigation only for false statements to the prosecutor.
The opposition to the archiving request was formulated only for Anna Corona. The civil parties ask for the continuation of the preliminary investigations.
(Unioneonline / D)
