In Cagliari, a torchlight procession to ask for "truth and justice" for Manuela Murgia, the young woman found lifeless in the Tuvixeddu canyon in 1995 .
A suspicious death, on which investigations have been reopened , after an expert report by coroner Roberto Demontis which disproves the initial theory of suicide and instead advances the hypothesis of homicide.
From the young woman's house to Tuvixeddu, Manuela's family and friends organized a procession of lights, to keep the attention high on the case and also to ask the young woman's murderer to "come out into the open".
"30 years have passed and the time has come to tell the truth," say Elisa and Anna , Manuela's sisters. "After the latest developments and the discovery of the clothes - they add - the chances of escape are few. With new technologies you can't escape. Whoever killed Manuela must speak, because our sister must finally have justice."
