Naples-Milan janitor Giusy Giugliano arrested for stalking

From the viral story to the court: after being fired from her Caivano school, the former school assistant allegedly bombarded the principal with messages. Violating the rules, she was arrested: two months in Secondigliano, now under house arrest.

Her story had become a national sensation: the janitor from Campania who claimed to travel between Naples and Milan every day to work. Today, however, that story is back in the news for a completely different reason. Giuseppina "Giusy" Giugliano has reportedly been arrested on stalking charges.

According to Fanpage, the person who reported it was Eugenia Carfora, the school principal of Caivano, to whom Rai has dedicated a TV series currently airing.

From "commuting" to moving to Caivano

Giusy Giugliano worked at the Boccioni High School in Milan and, according to the story that made her famous, she returned to Naples every evening because it was more convenient to sleep at her parents' house. In 2024, she left that job, taking a position in Caivano, at the school directed by Carfora.

But the employment relationship didn't take off. Shortly after being hired, the school assistant was charged with prolonged and unexcused absences. Disciplinary proceedings were initiated, resulting in her dismissal, which was later upheld by the court of first instance.

The messages, the complaint and the arrest

After his dismissal, the situation took an unexpected turn: Giugliano began sending persistent messages to the school and the principal. Carfora filed a complaint for stalking.

Restrictive measures were implemented, but—according to the reconstruction reported—the violations escalated, leading to his arrest. The former janitor ended up in Secondigliano prison, where he remained for two months before being granted house arrest. He is now awaiting the outcome of his trial, expected soon.