Matteo Salvini called Mario Roggero, a jeweler who was sentenced to 17 years in prison in the first degree for killing two robbers who attacked his workplace in Grinzane Cavour on April 28, 2021. The deputy prime minister would call on the jeweler to express “human closeness” to him and his relatives. family. Not just. “During a telephone conversation, the union leader promised him that he would stay in touch and not forget his case, adding that he was determined to ensure that justice reform was approved.”
Just yesterday, immediately after the conviction, Salvini expressed his “full solidarity with a 68-year-old man who defended his life and work after a life full of devotion and sacrifice.” “They must be others, real criminals, not people like Mario.”
Mario Roggero was found guilty of two murders and one attempted murder by the Asti High Criminal Court. The case divided Italy. The victims, Giuseppe Mazzarino (58) and Andrea Spinelli (44), broke into Cuneo’s shop in the Gallo hamlet of Grinzane Cavour on April 28, 2021. Roggero claimed that he fired four shots at the robbers’ parked car because he feared the bandits had kidnapped his wife. However, according to the judges, this was a deliberate murder. From the facts gathered during the investigation, and especially from the technical advice carried out in the cross-examination between all parties, as we read in the verdict, it emerged that Roggero had driven the three criminals out of the house after the robbery was over. The shop left with the stolen goods, ran away and opened fire on them from close range.
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Source: Today IT
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