Valentina Greco found unconscious in her closet in Tunis.

The search continued amidst a thousand hypotheses, with Tunisian police inspecting the apartment in recent days, which appeared to be in order. However, essential items were missing: the cell phone and the computer.

The family feared she might have taken ill, been attacked, or worse. Her mother's words confirmed this : "We don't sleep, we don't eat. But inside I felt she hadn't vanished into thin air."

The discovery inside the closet now raises more questions than answers . According to sources close to the investigation, Valentina may have hidden voluntarily. Why? From what or from whom?

His brother, Alessio Greco, is tight-lipped: "We want to understand exactly what happened. No comment for now."

But in the background, concern remains linked to an episode that occurred in recent months: Valentina, according to her friends, allegedly rejected insistent advances from a local man.

"He works in his area. I can't say more, but we want to know more," says the brother.

At the same time, another avenue remains open: that of Valentina's work as a human rights activist, particularly for women. Her work may have attracted unwelcome attention.

For ten days, the parents continued to work at their newsstand on Via Is Mirrionis, a stone's throw from the Santissima Trinità hospital. The shutters remained up as an act of hope. And yesterday, finally, came the phone call that turned the nightmare on its head. "Now we're getting ready to leave for Tunis," the mother said. "I want to see her, hug her. And understand."

The nightmare is over, but the mystery remains.

(Unioneonline/Fr.Me.)