“Basilio and Liliana I think we did what all mothers and fathers would have done to defend their children. This is why I am father and mother of all, tight in a single embrace, eternal, like their love, in front of which nothing can separate us from people ".

Words of great feeling and passion those pronounced by the parish priest of the church of Cristo Risorto, don Michele Murgia, a long homily for the last farewell to Liliana Caterina Mancusa, 66, who died after more than a month of agony in the hospital's intensive care unit civilian of Sassari.

A touching funeral mass which saw the presence of Archbishop Gian Franco Saba. He did not want to miss in the face of a huge tragedy that upset the community of Porto Torres.

A drama that affected a family, which gathered in the church for a second time, after the farewell to Basilio Saladino, the 74-year-old policeman who was Liliana's husband, the first victim of the brutal attack that took place that Saturday, February 26 last.

"Here we are in this church to give the last goodbye to you mother Liliana who, after a month and four days from the death of father Dino, you too are gone who taught us everything, except to live without you two at the same time" .

A long farewell letter written by Giusy and Mariella Saladino, daughters of the two victims of the ex-son-in-law's ferocity, Fulvio Baule, the 40-year-old bricklayer imprisoned on charges of aggravated double murder and attempted murder of Ilaria Saladino, the third daughter 39 years old, still hospitalized in serious condition at the Santissima Annunziata.

“There will be no more morning, afternoon and evening phone calls - added Giusy Saladino - afterwards we will hear the distracted voices of what was happening among our little ones. They are lucky enough to have us, who will tell them about your love for children and grandchildren ”. The emotion takes over. “Now in the room there is only that beautiful photo of you mom, with dad and your Ilaria. She for whom you fought to the end. Watch over us, give us the strength to face a final hard test to which we have been subjected ”.