Nola, Antonio Liberti dead: stabbed for traffic reasons

Nola. Paolino Marotta, 38, is charged with voluntary manslaughter. The other day he stabbed 44-year-old Antonio Liberti over traffic concerns, who later died in the hospital.

Marotta's judicial position worsened yesterday morning when news of Antonio Liberti's death arrived.

The man, married with two children, died in the hospital in Nola where he had been hospitalized since the previous day. He had been stabbed three times in the abdomen and had lost a lot of blood.

The violent blows had damaged his internal organs and despite the efforts of the hospital doctors yesterday morning his heart stopped beating.

Antonio Liberti had been stabbed during an argument that took place in broad daylight in Piazza Calabrese, one of the central and busiest areas of the city.

The attacker in prison

The police immediately started investigations to reconstruct the exact dynamics of theaggression. Thanks to the collaboration of some witnesses, the attacker Paolino Marotta was stopped and subsequently arrested. He is a resident of the area and is already known to the authorities for previous crimes. Investigations are still ongoing to clarify further details on this tragic event.

Friends' grief on social media

The news of Antonio's death has thrown the entire community of Nola into despair. Many friends and acquaintances have expressed their condolences and their pain on social media, Antonio was a kind and well-liked person and was one of the participants in the famous ballad of the Gigli, being part of one of the paranze.

“The Paranza Volontari of Peppe and Carmine Cutolo expresses deep condolences in this moment of great pain for the loss of our friend ANTONIO LIBERTI.— in Nola City of Lilies History Art and Culture.
Sincerely sorry for the sad circumstance, we offer our condolences to the Families — in Nola City Of Lilies History Art And Culture.
LIBERTI SACCO and SCAFURO. — in Nola City of Lilies History Art and Culture.
A hug to my friend FELICE VITTORIO ANTONIO GIUSEPPE and CARMINE.— in Nola City of Lilies History Art and Culture.
Words are little but our hearts are with you. We pray to God that He will give you the strength to overcome this sad moment.— in Nola Città Dei Gigli Storia Arte E Cultura”.