"It was a fatality, a disgrace, the mother of the twins has nothing to do with it , we do not harbor a sense of revenge against that woman".

Destroyed by pain, he finds the courage to speak Patrizio D'Agostino, the father of Tommaso, the 4-year-old child who died in the kindergarten in Pile, a hamlet of L'Aquila, after being run over by a car without brakes . D'Agostino, who should have married Tommaso's mother on 3 July , lives a few meters from the Primo Maggio kindergarten. When he ran to help his son together with the doctors "I hoped he would recover but I was convinced that he was already dead".

Tommaso was hit by a Passat with a 12-year-old boy on board, parked a few meters from the school by a 38-year-old mother of Bulgarian origins who came down to pick up the twins, who had gone downhill due to causes under investigation. The car broke the fence and hit the children playing in the garden. Five others were injured: hospitalized in Rome and L'Aquila, they are not in danger of life.

INVESTIGATIONS - An autopsy will be performed on the child's body in the next few hours at the San Salvatore hospital in L'Aquila. To carry out the examination, in the presence of the lawyers of the families involved and the representatives of the various institutions, the pathologist Giuseppe Calvisi.

Meanwhile, the investigations, conducted by the Flying Squad and coordinated by the Public Prosecutor of L'Aquila, continue. The interrogation of the woman under investigation for road murder is pending. "I saw the car pass in front of me, I tried to stop it even with my hands but I couldn't. And the car hit the children and broke the fence."