"You better call me when you wake up, otherwise I'll come looking for you. And if I wait for you, you won't have time to do anything." And again: "Tonight , if I had wanted to, I would have used the truncheon and killed you." And again, and again: "You have to go back to your house, if you find it your house." To continue: " I'll show you, there are better dead than you." And finally: "You hope that Jesus Christ takes me away immediately, before I do something to you."

These are the sentences pronounced in a video message that a fifty-three-year-old from Olbia sent to his ex-partner. One of the many, with death threats, sent before ending up in prison.

The news of the arrest emerged today: the man was transferred to a cell because, according to the prosecution, while under house arrest, he had continued to contact the woman and try to make her life impossible.

The handcuffs for stalking were snapped on for the first time last October 18, when the fifty-three-year-old had chased his ex-partner by car: on board, when he was stopped by the carabinieri, acid and gasoline had been found. Material that he had brought with him with the intention of killing, according to investigators.

Handcuffed, he had been placed under house arrest. But he had continued with the threats and the precautionary measure was aggravated, with the transfer to prison in Sassari.

The investigation documents include messages and videos. The one published with the consent of the woman's lawyers (and of the interested party) is one of these.

(Online Union)