Shipwreck at Asinara, Davide Calvia's sister: "Someone snatched your life"

"Something or someone voluntarily took your life... I'm sure of that."

It's a sad day for Nadia Calvia, sister of Davide , the 38-year-old from Sassari found dead on Saturday on the coast of Castelsardo: he had been missing for about ten days after an accident in the Gulf of Asinara.

«Today - writes the woman on Facebook - one of your messages would have said this: "Auguri me surè... ajoh paga a bì", and I would have replied to come to my bar, without problems... And instead I will not receive any message, nor a visit from you.

“Why is life so unfair? Why was fate so cruel to you? – continues Nadia Calvia – Even if I believe that this is not destiny… because destiny is when the Lord decides to welcome a person into his arms, for obvious reasons, but here it is different! Here something or someone took your life voluntarily… I'm sure of this! In my heart I feel this feeling. And that's why in severe pain I still pull out my nails, put on my armor and fight for you. Today would have been a happy day, but today will be my non-birthday without you."

In the case of the sinking of the boat - on which Calvia was together with his cousin Giovannino Pinna, found alive - investigations are underway, many points still to be clarified. At the moment Pinna is under investigation by the Public Prosecutor of Sassari for culpable shipwreck and risks from one to five years in prison.

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