He turned on the air conditioning. This is the mistake that betrayed Giacomo Bozzoli , the fugitive who disappeared after the final sentence of life imprisonment for the murder of his uncle Mario and the destruction of the corpse, which was thrown into the oven of the family foundry.

The external air conditioning motor of his villa on Lake Garda was running last Thursday, a sign that someone was inside . So the police, who were in the area because they became suspicious of a phone call on one of the intercepted users, entered the residence and found the fugitive, wanted for ten days throughout Europe, hidden in the bed chest of drawers .

Investigators and investigators had been alerted, again last Thursday, also because one of the surveillance cameras of the villa in Soiano del Garda had stopped framing the portion of the exterior of the house under its jurisdiction, as if someone had obscured it. The traces that the man left - perhaps aided in his return from fleeing abroad - are different. The first is the food and drinks that filled the fridge even though the villa was officially uninhabited these days with his partner and 9-year-old son staying at his parents' house. Then, as the Carabinieri marshal who discovered the businessman's hiding place and arrested him during the search explained to the Giornale di Brescia, in the bedroom there was aftershave and, above all, clothes similar to those that Bozzoli was wearing while a camera filmed him at the reception of a hotel in Marbella , Spain, on June 30, the day before the final sentence.

(Unioneonline/L)