The parents of Martina Carbonaro, the 14-year-old killed by stones, relive, as in a film in reverse, the words and gestures of her confessed ex-boyfriend, Alessio Tucci, 19. "He - says Marcello Carbonaro, the father - helped us with the search. I had my daughter's killer in the car and I didn't know it. When I called him he told me 'he went his way and I went mine'. Alessio told me he was going to take a shower, he shot himself in the foot: after the murder, he went home, went to take a shower, ate and went out".

Martina's mother, Enza Cossentino, is also uneasy. Yesterday she asked for a life sentence for Tucci, adding "whoever hurt her will pay." "He took a shower, that is, he took off his dirty laundry from the crime and no one knows where it ended up," she reflects now. " Alessio came to do the research with us and now I'm getting over the fact that the arrest took place at my house. Now that I no longer have my daughter, I don't know who is giving me this strength, maybe my angels: my mother, my father and my daughter," she adds. "Three weeks ago I learned that Alessio slapped my daughter," she recalls. "I had dinner at home and we couldn't talk, then in my room my daughter said she had put up with a lot, even a slap, and that she was wrong to accept these things. My daughter has always spoken well of her boyfriend, but today I have the doubt that more has happened and that she has kept quiet."