Ad AfragolaNaples, the first day of school brings a heartbreaking silence for Marcello Carbonaro. His daughter Martina, killed at just 14 years old last May, will never return to school. Speaking to the microphones of Italian stories On Rai1, the father recounts his pain and disbelief at the tragedy that struck his family.
Martina was hit on the head with a stone, four times, by her ex-boyfriend Alessio, described by Marcello “a monster, worse than Satan.”
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The father recalls the moments before the tragedy and the relationship of trust with the boy's family: "I grew up with that family; I knew my grandmother and grandfather. When my daughter met him, I thought he was calm. I told her to be careful, but he dragged her into this tragedy." Carbonaro also denounces the lack of apologies and reconciliation: "The family doesn't threaten us, but they provoke us. No one has ever come to the house. The boy's grandmother watched me grow up, and there was no humanity."
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Marcello's story is truly tragic and sobering. It's incredible how such events can happen in a family. I hope justice is served, but the pain will remain forever.