Dragged into a trial by his ex-wife on serious charges such as domestic abuse, battery, and insults, he was acquitted in the first instance by the court which deemed the woman's accusatory statements unreliable.
The incident occurred in the Caserta area in 2018. The man, a 64-year-old resident of Caiazzo, was reported by his ex-wife and sent to trial at the request of the Santa Maria Capua Vetere Public Prosecutor's Office;
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The trial began in 2021, but the defendant was not heard until December 2023, explaining that he had never used violence against his ex-wife. Among the witnesses examined was a Carabinieri officer who conducted the investigation, who stated that the prosecution's statements were contradictory.
Angelo Librace, the man's lawyer, noted that the woman's statements were also vague and approximate; this reconstruction was accepted by the court, which deemed the accusations not fully credible and acquitted the defendant.
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