"Hello Francesca". Signed: «Your colleagues». A few words that accompany the delicate watercolor drawing of a flower with petals between pink and crimson.
The message was published today on a Unione Sarda page by employees of the Call2Net call center. The one where Francesca Deidda worked, the forty-two year old from San Sperate who disappeared in May and whose remains were found many weeks later inside a bag hidden along the old Orientale, near San Priamo.
The investigations started from there. From that office where the woman's resignation arrived a month and a half ago. Sudden and unexpected. Too. So much so that her colleagues became suspicious. And after receiving the communication they tried to contact Francesca. Responses from his phone only came via Whatsapp. An anomaly.
So here is the “trap” message. A colleague was particularly worried because - she wrote, lying - another of them had also resigned, added a name, and asked to understand if the events were connected. From the cell phone of what was perhaps already a victim, a response along the lines of: "Ah, I'm sorry, and why?" had arrived.
And here is the confirmation of the suspicions: because that name transcribed in the message was invented. Francesca would have known, whoever was using her phone wouldn't.
