Breakthrough in the case of the 15-year-old girl found inside a caravan on the outskirts of Tortolì and told in today's edition of L'Unione Sarda. Handcuffs were placed on two young men, Michael Brundu, 21, from Tempio Pausania, and Roberto Trecchi (20), from Olbia.
Both were transferred by the carabinieri of the Lanusei company to the San Daniele prison on the orders of the judicial authority which accuses them of the crime of kidnapping and other crimes on which the Lanusei prosecutor's office asks us for maximum confidentiality. Yesterday morning the military found them inside a caravan near the Tortolì cemetery. They were together with the girl whose traces had been lost since the previous evening.
The carabinieri of the stations of Tortolì, Arzana, Urzulei and Santa Maria Navarrese, with the help of colleagues from the mobile radio unit, sifted through various points considered sensitive and at the end of a lightning-fast activity they traced it with the two boys, who arrived in Ogliastra to practice occasional jobs. Michael Brundu and Roberto Trecchi, both already known to the police, were questioned immediately and, on the orders of the magistrate on duty, Valentina Vitolo, transferred to prison. At the same time, the caravan was placed under criminal seizure, where knives, crowbars and other utensils were also found. The trailer itself had been squatted, unbeknownst to the owner.