Quartu arrived well before Empoli. If in the Tuscan city the scandal of nurses secretly filmed while taking a shower in the women's locker room of the San Giuseppe city hospital exploded last May 27 (one hundred victims would be shot without their knowledge by a camera), in the third city of Sardinia for three years a similar episode had already been investigated, albeit smaller in numbers (five women immortalized without knowing it) and took place in a different context, which now comes to light with the act of closing the investigation notified to the alleged voyeur: the owner of a professional city firm in which several collaborators and several collaborators worked, five of which, having discovered what was happening in the bathroom, immediately resigned and filed a complaint. Now the man risks ending up on trial for "unauthorized access to a computer system", the crime challenged by the prosecutor Rossana Allieri.
The discovery
He, not even 50 years old (we do not publish the personal details to protect the identity of the victims), cornered by the employees, would have tried to minimize without obtaining any results. The angry women turned to the lawyers Annamaria Busia and Roberta Cannas and forwarded the report to the police by a very short return, explaining precisely what happened. Almost a copy of what was shown to the investigators by nurses, social health workers, laboratory technicians and doctors shot in Empoli: a small camera observed them while they were in the shower and sent the images to a monitor beyond the wall. In Quartu, a system had been set up in substance identical: a camera filmed the women in the bathroom and sent the videos to a cell phone locked in the desk drawer in the owner's office.
