“Only God in this moment can collect the anger for a reason that remains unanswered, unanswered, unfinished. But that doesn't change anything! Because he won't be able to bring David back to life and give him back to those who love him."
From the basilica of the Sacred Heart in Sassari the emotional words of Don Antonio Simula for the last farewell to Davide Da Costa , the 22-year-old Sassari worker who died on 3 January following an accident at work . Tears and emotion in the eyes of friends and relatives for a life that ended too quickly, between disbelief and pain. At noon David's last journey began, in a church packed with people who awaited the arrival of the coffin, a white coffin, over yellow and white roses, and his photo with a nonchalant smile.
«As for Jesus also for David, the stone of the sepulcher awaits him. Not the end but the beginning of a journey towards the Jerusalem of heaven», Don Simula continued in his prayer, a long message of hope addressed to the family members, with mother Simona, father Domenico and brother Gabriele. A sort of connection to another world where parents, heartbroken, will have to live together in the memory of their beloved David . A moving thought also in the infinite words full of love in the letter, written by his mother and brother, read in the churchyard by his grandmother Rita: "Davide, your brief existence leaves an unfillable void in your family".
The accident at work had happened in the Romeg company, founded by his grandfather, on Buddi Buddi. The Public Prosecutor of Sassari has registered a 27-year-old young man, a cousin of the victim who was driving the truck involved in the accident, in the register of suspects. He is assisted by the lawyer Gabriele Satta, while Paolo Milia is the lawyer who represents the Romeg company. The report of the coroner Salvatore Lorenzoni had confirmed the crushing trauma, the 22-year-old was stuck between a trailer he was moving and a heavy vehicle driven by a relative. He had died in the late afternoon in the intensive care unit of the Sassari civil hospital following the serious consequences reported.