"Whoever knows, speak up." The city of Foggia is in shock over the death of Annibale "Dino" Carta, the 42-year-old personal trainer with no criminal record, killed on the street just steps from the city center by four gunshots.
Many on social media are remembering him and calling for justice. But above all, they are demanding the truth. "Someone saw, someone heard, someone knows they can make a difference," writes the Buon Samaritano Anti-Usury Foundation, active in the city. " The problem is that this information risks remaining stagnant, blocked by fear or the idea that it's better not to expose oneself. But silence doesn't help. It doesn't protect. It doesn't solve. It leaves everything hanging and prevents us from getting to the truth. This is why it's essential to get this message out. Because it can reach those who know and haven't yet spoken. And it can make a difference. It's not just a post. It's an act of responsibility ."
The victim's family's lawyer, Michele Vaira, joins in this appeal. In his letter, he appeals " to anyone with information useful to the investigation—even seemingly marginal information—to confidently contact the Carabinieri of the Foggia Provincial Command or, alternatively, this law firm. Every contribution can be crucial in bringing the perpetrator of this criminal act to justice and giving Dino's family the truth they deserve. The outpouring of affection and solidarity that has enveloped the Carta family testifies to what anyone who knew 'Dino' already knew: he was a young man with a flawless life, a hard worker, an exemplary husband and father, a person loved and respected by all who had the privilege of meeting him. The family places its fullest trust in the work of the Public Prosecutor's Office at the Foggia Court and the Carabinieri Provincial Command, confident that the ongoing investigations will shed full light on this terrible crime and identify the perpetrator, or perpetrators, of an act as brutal as it is inexplicable. Whoever committed this crime will pay the consequences, in the manner and timeframe determined by law and justice.
