The cagliaritano who disappeared in Pordenone was found dead

Andrea Dall'Olio was found dead, the 57-year-old born in Cagliari but resident in Pordenone whose disappearance was reported Wednesday to the Pordenone Police Headquarters.

The man had left his home on Tuesday evening, since that moment his traces had been lost. The Police Headquarters had therefore raised the alarm.

Unfortunately yesterday afternoon the tragic discovery: as reported by the investigators, the body was found in the pond of the San Valentino Park by the staff of the Provincial Fire Brigade of Pordenone.

(Unioneonline / D)

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