Maurizio Minghella (Genova, 16 luglio 1958) è un serial killer italiano, condannato a un ergastolo per l'omicidio di Tina Motoc, a cui sono stati aggiunti circa altri 200 anni di carcere per aver commesso dieci omicidi e violenze ai danni di prostitute. Questi ultimi reati sono avvenuti fra il 1997 e il 2001 a Torino quando era in semilibertà, dopo che aveva ucciso cinque donne a Genova nel 1978. Inoltre è stato condannato per rapina, sequestro di persona e fuga dal carcere.
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00:22On February 17, 2001, near Turin,
00:27the lifeless body of a young woman is found.
00:35From that moment on, a manhunt begins in search of one of the most terrifying murderers.
00:43that our country has ever known.
00:55Eight crimes have been attributed to him, but the suspicion is that the number of victims
01:02is much higher and the victims are all women.
01:16One of them managed to survive.
01:41In addition to retracing the investigation, this evening we will also follow another path,
01:47the one that takes us inside the criminal mind of a murderer.
01:55To understand the deeper motivations behind his actions.
02:00And above all we will try to answer one question in particular.
02:08What drives a person to become a serial killer?
02:33Good evening and welcome to Detective.
02:35Detective is the new RIA2 program created in collaboration with the State Police.
02:40This evening we will tell a difficult, complex investigation,
02:46which kept our country in suspense.
02:51And we'll have this investigation told by the person who actually conducted it.
02:56But we also want to understand another aspect of this story.
03:02Not simply who did it, who is the murderer, but why he did it.
03:08And we will make use of neuropsychiatrists, psychoanalysts,
03:13to try to enter and understand the dark side of a criminal mind.
03:21But let's start from a date, February 9, 2001.
03:29A young girl named Tina disappears in Turin.
03:37It arrived in Italy very recently.
03:41Her dream was to be a waitress, to work,
03:46do honest work in our country.
03:48Unfortunately, things went differently.
03:51and had been forced into prostitution.
03:56People who know her hope that nothing serious happened to her,
04:00that she ran away, returned to Romania.
04:04Things don't work that way.
04:06After eight days, on February 17, 2001,
04:12Tina is found in a canal,
04:14near Turin, lifeless.
04:20The men who arrive first,
04:23those of the homicide squad,
04:25they are faced with a chilling scene.
04:30The men arrive at a chilling scene.
05:01crime in Turin.
05:02A young woman was strangled and thrown into a field along the ring road.
05:08Tina's body was found by a passerby,
05:12a farmer who worked on that farmhouse you see over there in the background,
05:18at 11.30 am on February 17, 2001.
05:21The body was lying along this canal about 20 meters from where we are now.
05:27He was on his back, completely naked,
05:30and had her wrists tied behind her back with a nylon stocking.
05:36Man usually passed in the direction of this canal when it was dry.
05:41because he was walking his dogs.
05:45When they got close to the body, the dogs began barking loudly.
05:51The man was worried when he found the macabre crime scene before him.
05:56At 12.30 we carry out the first on-site inspection
06:01together with forensic police personnel
06:03and we found everything that was relevant to the crime.
06:07The blood-soaked stones, the stocking used for strangulation,
06:12for asphyxiation, the victim's objects
06:15and also the soil present in the canal which was dry at the time
06:19to then possibly perform further comparison parameters.
06:26The body is then transferred to the morgue
06:31and we carry out further on-site inspections
06:34searching for traces of the crime.
06:40Marco Basile, good evening.
06:43She is currently the head of the Catania mobile squad
06:46but at the time of the events he was the head of the Turin homicide section.
06:52So, how does this investigation begin?
06:56But it is an investigation that essentially takes place backwards.
06:59starting right from the death of poor Tina.
07:01Found naked in a canal near the city's northern ring road.
07:05Perhaps a punishment in the ruthless world of prostitution.
07:09Yet another mystery that remains unsolved.
07:14Initially the investigative activity was oriented
07:17considering that Tina was dedicated to prostitution
07:20it was oriented towards some criminal gangs
07:25assuming a settling of scores
07:27between criminal gangs and local crime.
07:31This investigative solution was almost immediately discarded
07:35as it was later revealed to be unfounded.
07:37And what do you do at this point?
07:39But considering the manner of attack
07:42with which the murder and damages of Tina occurred
07:45Let's consider a case that happened previously
07:47an assault and damage of a young Albanian prostitute.
07:52Let's evaluate this file, let's analyze this file
07:55and we arrive at the license plate noted by the victim
07:58of the license plate of the moped used by her attacker.
08:03Let's clearly develop this plate
08:05and we come to the name of Maurizio Pinghella.
08:10This name leads us to some horrible scenarios.
08:17At the autooptical office
08:20in the woman's anus
08:23a branch fragment was found
08:27about 8-10 centimeters here.
08:31And this finding
08:33he made, so to speak, changes
08:37the investigation path
08:40why people began to think
08:44to a criminal
08:47with some sexual deviance.
08:51My father-in-law had worked in the police force in Genoa
08:56I actually told it in very, very summary terms
08:59that had happened.
09:01My father-in-law told me
09:02but I remember that in Genoa in 1978
09:07there had been a gentleman
09:11who had done something similar
09:14and had inserted it into the victim's anus
09:17a pen.
09:19And I asked my father-in-law
09:21what was the outcome of the proceedings?
09:22he was sentenced to life imprisonment.
09:25Here, this was the first moment
09:27in which I hear about Minghella.
09:37Doctor Basile, you have a name
09:39and it's certainly not just any name
09:41Maurizio Minghella.
09:43Absolutely
09:44Maurizio Minghella
09:45he had already been sentenced to life imprisonment
09:47for the murder of four women.
09:50Maurizio Minghella
09:52has a large following
09:53in his Genoese evenings
09:56between clubs and discos
09:57and many girls
09:59they are fascinated by him
10:01with a strong physique
10:04of the athlete, of the boxer
10:07apparently
10:08seems to have a relationship
10:09absolutely normal
10:10with the opposite sex
10:11because it has no type
10:13of problem
10:14so much so that many
10:15of his victims
10:16they are not afraid of him
10:18they are not scared right away
10:20from him
10:20On the contrary
10:21it's after
10:22when he becomes more insistent
10:24and they refuse
10:26which then takes place
10:27the actual assault.
10:29Maurizio Minghella
10:32kills in Genoa
10:34a
10:37two
10:41Three
10:45four
10:48women
10:52and this person
10:54era
10:56practically free
10:58how is this possible?
10:59after serving
11:0115 years
11:02of detention
11:03had been admitted
11:04to the regime
11:05of semi-liberty
11:06that he
11:07it just happens
11:08in Turin
11:09starting from
11:09to 1995
11:18but who is Maurizio Minghella?
11:21we know that he had killed
11:23four women
11:23who is a serial killer
11:25but we want
11:26know more
11:27moreover
11:28they are not enough for us
11:29simply
11:31these numbers
11:32and then we have
11:33asked a professor
11:35his name is Roberto
11:36of the Chiaie
11:37a neuropsychiatrist
11:38to talk to us
11:40of this criminal
11:42starting from his past
11:45of Minghella's childhood
11:47we know that
11:47the mother
11:49he had married
11:50this man
11:50with whom he had children
11:52who was a man
11:53addicted to alcohol
11:54and he didn't work
11:56and he was at home
11:57and it seemed
11:59that it was also
11:59very violent
12:00he doesn't have many memories
12:02of the biological father
12:03because then
12:04he left home
12:06when they were
12:08very small
12:09then the mother
12:11a few years later
12:12he met
12:13another man
12:15who came to live
12:16with them at home
12:17this too
12:17he was a man
12:18addicted to drinking
12:19and that made it
12:21often violent
12:22violent
12:23both towards
12:24of the mother
12:24than of the children themselves
12:26he felt
12:27very helpless
12:28with respect to the fact
12:28of not being able to
12:31defend the mother
12:32and often
12:32during the night
12:33he had fantasies
12:34to kill
12:35this man
12:36strangling him
12:37from behind the shoulders
12:38with a lace
12:39that he would have
12:42could have surrounded
12:43around the neck
12:44and it seems
12:44that this
12:45fantasy
12:47he perceived it
12:48in a liberating way
12:49he tried to please
12:50in living
12:52this fantasy
12:55he had
12:57a problem
12:58of neurodevelopment
12:59Surely
13:00he started
13:01to speak
13:02and to walk
13:03very late
13:04it seems that
13:04have had
13:05a birth
13:06complicated
13:06and then
13:07maybe he had
13:07some problems
13:08of asphesia
13:09perinatal
13:09it is possible
13:11that in relation
13:12to these events
13:13has developed
13:14even a delay
13:15intellectual
13:16there are testimonies
13:17that already
13:18when he had
13:19less than 10 years
13:20he was violent
13:21with his companions
13:22of school
13:22he was having fun
13:24to beat them
13:26physically
13:26and he covered them
13:28the mouth
13:28to avoid
13:29that they
13:30they protested
13:33a childhood
13:35difficult
13:35a relationship
13:37sick
13:37with
13:38the figure
13:39male
13:39of reference
13:40Then
13:41two events
13:43dramatic
13:44death
13:45of the brother
13:46and that one
13:46of the son
13:47the brother
13:48he died young
13:49on a motorcycle
13:50in an accident
13:50of motorcycle
13:51and he
13:51it was compensating
13:53of suffering
13:54which he had suffered
13:56going
13:57to assist
13:58to suffering
13:58of other people
14:00that accompanied
14:01their loved ones
14:02at the funeral
14:03the other episode
14:05is when he married
14:06the first wife
14:07then fifteen years old
14:08that after a little while
14:10she got pregnant
14:11and yet
14:12she had an abortion
14:13the child
14:14that she had in her lap
14:15in the ninth month
14:16it seems like he
14:17was present
14:18in the moment
14:19in which this fact
14:19it happened
14:20he saw this blood
14:22that was coming out
14:22copious
14:23from the belly
14:24of the then bride
14:25this blood
14:26he was going out
14:27it flowed
14:27he found himself
14:28the hands
14:28smeared with blood
14:29and he
14:30he talks about it
14:31After
14:31of this
14:32obsession
14:32of the blood
14:33that we find
14:34then also
14:35as a trace
14:35in some
14:36of the crimes
14:38the four women
14:40which remained
14:41victims
14:41of the first
14:42crimes
14:43that he
14:43he accomplished
14:44when still
14:45it hadn't been
14:46never arrested
14:47so when again
14:48he was in Genoa
14:49they were all women
14:50which were
14:51killed
14:52in the period
14:53in which they were
14:54during menstruation
14:55he then
14:55he declared
14:56who was obsessed
14:57from the idea
14:58of the blood
14:58menstrual
14:59he said
15:00it makes me go crazy
15:01a sudden fit of rage
15:01that I don't control
15:06she suspects
15:07right away
15:08That
15:08Tina
15:09could be
15:11was killed
15:12from him?
15:12Yes
15:13analyzing
15:14the criminal past
15:16by Minghella
15:16a criminal caliber
15:18important
15:25the mode
15:26with whom she was
15:27attacked
15:28Tina
15:29it brought us back
15:30some scenes
15:31of the crime
15:31of the murders
15:32from Genoa
15:33absolutely
15:34Yes
15:34she knows that
15:36this man
15:36it is essentially
15:38free
15:38No?
15:39Yes
15:40how is it going?
15:42let's proceed
15:43first of all
15:44March 7th
15:45of 2001
15:47under arrest
15:48by Minghella
15:49because it is considered
15:50responsible
15:51of the aggression
15:52and the robbery
15:53of the young woman
15:54Albanian prostitute
15:56the victim
15:58Blerta
15:58write down the license plate
15:59at this point
16:01let's proceed
16:02to a comparison
16:03at the offices
16:04of the police headquarters
16:05and on the occasion
16:06of this comparison
16:07Blerta
16:08recognizes Minghella
16:09like his attacker
16:11accusing him
16:12of this aggression
16:14you put it on
16:15in the cell
16:16Yes
16:16she when
16:18meets Minghella
16:19he tells me
16:20what impression does it make?
16:21that is, she has
16:23in front of himself
16:24a serial killer
16:24No?
16:25the impression
16:26what do we say?
16:27it was confirmed
16:28even a little bit
16:28my idea
16:29of the serial killer
16:30let's say
16:30that I had done to myself
16:31by Minghella
16:32studying
16:33the file
16:33by Minghella
16:34I find it
16:35a person
16:35Calm
16:36that is, the neighbor
16:38at home
16:38Calm
16:39and this idea
16:41that I had done to myself
16:42by Minghella
16:42it is confirmed
16:44I mean, I find it
16:45confirmed
16:46When
16:47I compare myself
16:48with Minghella
16:48absolutely
16:49he is a person
16:50very quiet
16:51but you can see it
16:52that is brooding
16:53one of his angers
16:54who has
16:55one of its strengths
16:56but
16:57his goal
16:58That's not it
16:59to solve
17:01an assault
17:03but a crime
17:04that towards
17:06by Ina
17:07us really
17:09on the occasion
17:10of the arrest
17:11of Minghella
17:12let's proceed
17:12to the search
17:13at home
17:15by Minghella
17:15in the course
17:17of this
17:18search
17:19we find
17:20two cell phones
17:23that they were
17:24respectively
17:25in use
17:25to the companion
17:26of Minghella
17:27and to Minghella
17:28same
17:30as well as
17:31some boots
17:32in use
17:33to Minghella
17:34that at the base
17:35on a single one
17:35it had some dirt
17:36they presented
17:37of the soil
17:41it has been established
17:42that that soil
17:44particular
17:45present below
17:46the shoes
17:47in use
17:48to Minghella
17:48it was perfectly
17:50compatible
17:51with the ground
17:52where it was
17:52found
17:53the body
17:54by Tina
18:00on cell phones
18:01Instead
18:02we have there
18:03the test
18:03decisive
18:04Why
18:05cell phones
18:07first of all
18:07we find them
18:08deprived
18:08of the email
18:09of the number
18:09serial
18:10identifier
18:11of the apparatus
18:12mobile phone
18:12Meaning what
18:12he is a freshman
18:14that is, how
18:14for a gun
18:15When
18:16is deleted
18:18the number
18:18of freshman year
18:19absolutely
18:19Yes
18:19it's a number
18:20serial
18:20which identifies
18:21that apparatus
18:22mobile phone
18:22what do we do?
18:24let's do an analysis
18:25of traffic
18:25telephone
18:26product
18:27from the apparatus
18:28mobile phone
18:28as well as
18:29from the user
18:30combined
18:30on the cell phone
18:31Yes
18:32and what we demonstrate
18:33that the cell phone
18:34that is, that cell phone
18:35beyond
18:36of the card
18:38it had worked
18:39maybe with
18:39another card
18:40Exactly
18:41us
18:41from development
18:43of traffic
18:43telephone
18:44of the email
18:45we see them all
18:46the cards
18:46SIM cards
18:47that I am
18:48match that cell phone
18:49what do you discover?
18:50Let's find out first
18:51that the cell phone
18:52in use
18:53to the companion
18:54of Minghella
18:55it was the cell phone
18:56by Tina
18:57that was hers
18:58been stolen
18:59February 9th
19:02Here you are
19:03she
19:03also meets
19:05the woman
19:06by Minghella
19:06Yes
19:06in the course
19:07of the search
19:08what kind was he?
19:09she was his companion
19:11how old was he?
19:13but it was I think
19:14contemporary of Minghella
19:15they had met
19:17through
19:18mutual friends
19:20she was born
19:21let's say so
19:22this sympathy
19:23a simple woman
19:24let's say
19:25that is when you
19:26she entered his house
19:27this woman
19:28he finds out
19:29that the husband
19:30he is suspected
19:32of having killed
19:34a girl
19:35Yes
19:35what does he tell her?
19:37but first of all
19:38she is an attitude
19:39hostile
19:40towards us
19:41because clearly
19:42a search
19:43clearly
19:43it's an act
19:44quite invasive
19:45it's an attitude
19:46hostile
19:47And
19:48at the first protests
19:50because clearly
19:51we don't say right away
19:52why are we there
19:53at the first protests
19:54she
19:55clearly
19:56he doesn't believe
19:57Here you are
19:57this woman knew
19:58who had killed
19:59four women
20:00in Genoa?
20:01I think Minghella
20:03he had told him
20:04and this woman
20:04was he with this one?
20:05absolutely
20:05but she was the second companion
20:07why then Minghella
20:07before this woman
20:09had had
20:09another one
20:10companion
20:13Tina
20:13she had disappeared
20:14February 9th
20:15for which
20:15she was killed
20:16February 9th
20:18the same day
20:19Meaning what
20:20when he kills her
20:21Minghella
20:22not happy
20:23to have it
20:24killed
20:25and to have done
20:26on his body
20:27what you
20:28you have discovered
20:29he even takes it away from him
20:31he steals the cell phone
20:32his victim
20:32he steals their cell phone
20:33this cell phone
20:34then he gives it away
20:35to his partner
20:36that same evening
20:37February 9th
20:38he uses it
20:38at this point
20:39the boots
20:40I am the element
20:41which strengthens
20:42but with that cell phone
20:45you have
20:46the necessary
20:48to accuse him
20:51about the crime
20:52Of
20:53Tina
20:53but let's do something
20:55in addition
20:55Meaning what
20:55why exactly
20:57from the analysis
20:57of traffic
20:58telephone
20:59product
21:00from the cellular apparatus
21:01of the email
21:02this same activity
21:04we do it
21:05on the cell phone
21:06in use
21:06to Minghella
21:07what comes out?
21:08from the analysis
21:08of this traffic
21:09telephone
21:10we demonstrate
21:11that the device
21:13in use
21:13to Minghella
21:14the afternoon
21:15of February 9th
21:16hook
21:17a repeater
21:18radio base
21:20compatible
21:21with the place
21:22where it comes from
21:22found
21:23the body
21:23by Tina
21:40we can say that
21:41in the afternoon
21:42of February 9th
21:43Minghella
21:44he was located
21:44in a location
21:45compatible
21:46to the place
21:47where we find
21:47Tina's body
21:52Tina
21:53she is killed
21:55February 9th
21:58at what time?
21:59at 4 pm
22:00at 4pm
22:02but
22:04this gentleman
22:05at 4pm
22:07of that day
22:11it had to be
22:12at work
22:12or not?
22:13Yes
22:16Minghella
22:16what time
22:17did he have them?
22:18early in the morning
22:20he was leaving prison
22:22penal institution
22:23which was 9 o'clock
22:24Usually
22:25he was going home
22:26and then
22:26around 8 o'clock
22:278.30am
22:27he was going
22:28at the cooperative
22:29where he worked
22:30the activity
22:30of carpenter
22:31Till what time?
22:32until 5pm
22:36how is it possible
22:37that the 9th
22:38of February
22:40he was
22:41Not
22:42in the workplace?
22:44absolutely
22:45we through
22:46traffic analysis
22:46telephone
22:47let's get drunk
22:48the alibi
22:48by Minghella
22:49why Minghella
22:50at 4pm
22:51it was in an area
22:52compatible
22:53with the murder
22:54in prejudice
22:55by Tina
22:55and it wasn't
22:57Certainly
22:58at the cooperative
22:59Maurizio
22:59that morning
23:01telephone
23:02to say
23:02that he wasn't well
23:03we allowed
23:05that he
23:05same
23:06At home
23:07Minghella
23:08stays at home
23:09while as
23:10semi-free
23:11and sick
23:12it should have been
23:13return
23:14at the house
23:14district
23:16the people
23:18who worked
23:18with him
23:19when she
23:20or that is, men
23:21they ask them
23:22if Minghella
23:23was present
23:24or less
23:24the 9th
23:25how do they respond
23:26but initially
23:29they try to cover it up
23:30let's say so
23:31but then
23:32from the following
23:33insights
23:34and from the subsequent ones
23:35testimonies
23:36which then come
23:37developed
23:38we demonstrate
23:39that Minghella
23:40that day
23:41it was before
23:42brought
23:42at the cooperative
23:43but then
23:44declaring himself ill
23:45he hadn't come out
23:46if these gentlemen
23:47had
23:49accomplished
23:50diligently
23:51and correctly
23:52one's work
23:53maybe today
23:54we wouldn't be here
23:55to discuss
23:56of a horrible
23:57homocide
23:58made possible
23:59also because
24:00of the serious one
24:01unspeakable
24:02guilty
24:03negligence
24:08kindly
24:09he repeats to me
24:11the timetables
24:11that Minghella
24:12had to comply
24:14Minghella
24:15he was leaving prison
24:16the new ones
24:16in the morning
24:17Soon
24:17and at 8pm
24:18then he had to
24:18to return
24:19at the institute
24:21I understand
24:22even that
24:23Maurizio Minghella
24:24he had succeeded
24:25to obtain
24:27an additional benefit
24:28the return
24:30from 8pm
24:31it had passed
24:32at 10
24:34in the evening
24:34two more hours
24:37In short
24:38this person
24:41he was able
24:41to conquer
24:43trust
24:44of people
24:44that he met
24:45starting
24:47from that
24:48by Dr. Basile
24:50when she
24:50he meets him
24:51the first time
24:53he is impressed
24:55from the
24:56from the way of doing things
24:57from tranquility
24:58Yes
24:59he was calm
25:01a little bold
25:01but calm down
25:02Maurizio Minghella
25:04had conquered
25:05trust
25:05of his colleagues
25:07of work
25:08in this
25:08carpentry
25:09but even more
25:11had conquered
25:12that of people
25:13that after 15 years
25:15of imprisonment
25:15they have to examine it
25:17to grant him
25:19or less
25:20the regime
25:22of semi-liberty
25:23at that moment
25:25succeeds
25:26to have
25:27also the support
25:28of a priest
25:29it was called
25:30Don Gallo
25:31and Don Gallo
25:32he fights
25:33so that
25:34Minghella
25:35may have
25:36a chance
25:38may be
25:39rehabilitated
25:43model prisoner
25:45with all
25:45the relationships
25:46possible
25:47and imaginable
25:48commander
25:49of the guards
25:50criminologists
25:51educators
25:52social workers
25:53hairdressers
25:53here it is
25:54then we have
25:55presented
25:56the request
25:56of semi-liberty
25:57the judge
25:58prudently
25:59knowing
26:00then again
26:01this
26:02shortage
26:03of conscience
26:04collective
26:05of still
26:06of this
26:06how can you say
26:08hostility
26:09in the question of the different
26:10a punitive logic
26:12of payments
26:14it is not known
26:14must pay
26:15these clichés
26:16we are looking for
26:17justice
26:17not forgiveness
26:18and then
26:19let's try that
26:20a Maurizio
26:22Minghella
26:23is part of
26:24of our family
26:24we don't want
26:25recover it
26:26a new man
26:27that can give
26:27still a lot
26:28to humanity
26:28and then
26:29the judge
26:30he says I can't
26:31send it to you in Genoa
26:32let's send it
26:33outside Genoa
26:34another of the days
26:35and then
26:35us for a long time
26:37we always have
26:38collaborated
26:38with the Abele group
26:39and then
26:41we succeeded
26:41to enter
26:42in this sense
26:43and we lived
26:45we would almost say
26:47practically
26:47five years
26:48in our
26:49satisfaction
26:50the person in charge
26:52of the laboratory
26:53has never
26:54had to call back
26:56Minghella
26:57gets
26:58this benefit
26:59of semi-liberty
27:00he is released from prison
27:02but then
27:04resumes
27:05to kill
27:07let's hear at this point
27:08what
27:10he tells us
27:11the professor
27:13of the chiaia
27:14he stayed
27:15confined
27:16in prison
27:16of Porto Azzurro
27:17up to 95
27:18then it was
27:19detected
27:20who had
27:20had a behavior
27:22very correct
27:23respectful
27:23of the rules
27:24had never had
27:25given problems
27:26of management
27:26by
27:27of the operators
27:27of the prison
27:28and then
27:29it was proposed
27:29from Don Gallo
27:31on that occasion
27:32to be sent
27:33in one
27:34structure
27:35different
27:36and was chosen
27:38the prison
27:39of the Molinette
27:40of Turin
27:40where he
27:41could have been started
27:42to a regime
27:43of semi-liberty
27:44in which he could have
27:45work during the day
27:46have some hours
27:47of permission
27:48and then come back
27:48to sleep in prison
27:54the decision
27:56to make this step
27:57it wasn't done
27:59after asking
28:00of the appraisals
28:02accurate
28:02in-depth
28:03probably
28:05there
28:05an expert opinion
28:06would have done
28:07with some reagents
28:08that control
28:09the presence
28:10persistence
28:11of some dynamics
28:12unconscious
28:13like the test
28:13of Rorschach
28:17even a person
28:19which can become
28:19a skilled simulator
28:21as he was
28:22hardly
28:23he would have succeeded
28:24to disappoint
28:25what was
28:26the capacity
28:27of these tests
28:28to identify
28:28these parts
28:29when I'm still
28:30present
28:31him
28:31has a
28:33version
28:34of himself
28:35which he uses as
28:36facade image
28:37who is a compliant
28:39respectful
28:40of the rules
28:40and the other
28:41who is this man
28:42wild
28:42that comes out
28:43in a manner
28:44completely uncontrolled
28:45in certain circumstances
28:46and there
28:47it comes out
28:48this doctor
28:49Jekyll
28:49that transforms
28:50in Mr. Hyde
28:51and then Mr. Hyde
28:52that returns
28:53to be
28:53Dr. Jekyll
28:57some of her companions
28:59they describe it
29:00while he was
29:01at home
29:02even affectionate
29:03thoughtful
29:04the personality
29:06but
29:06who committed the crimes
29:08it was always him
29:10it's not that he
29:11when he committed the crimes
29:13he acted on them
29:14in a situation
29:15of unawareness
29:16so from here
29:17they came then
29:19the considerations
29:20of the experts
29:20who considered it
29:23responsible
29:24Why
29:24even if he
29:25he had personalities
29:26among themselves
29:27non-communicating
29:28and split
29:28but
29:29he always had
29:30full awareness
29:31of gravity
29:32how much
29:33he was doing
29:34in the moment
29:34in which he acted
29:35his crimes
29:36horrible
29:39Minghella
29:40kills
29:40and he knows how to kill
29:42you know it too
29:43Why
29:46after having it
29:47arrested
29:48for Tina
29:50the hypothesis
29:52is that
29:53Tina
29:53is
29:53a
29:54of many
29:56What
29:58how are they going forward
30:00the investigations
30:00own
30:02analyzing
30:03the personality
30:04criminal
30:05of Minghella
30:06and as I said
30:07it's an investigation
30:08backwards
30:09Therefore
30:09let's analyze
30:10and we fish out
30:11all cases
30:13of aggression
30:14of violence
30:14you suffer precisely
30:15from prostitutes
30:17that have come
30:18in Turin
30:18and in the suburbs
30:20Turin
30:20to decorate
30:21since 1995
30:23until 2001
30:25considering
30:27from this point
30:28of sight
30:28the modus operandi
30:30that is, the typology
30:31of aggression
30:32by
30:33of the author
30:34of the aggression
30:35compatible
30:36with the events
30:38that we have
30:39evaluated
30:39by Blerta
30:40and of the murder
30:41by Tina
30:42in this case
30:43so we
30:44let's reanalyze
30:45robbery cases
30:46assaults
30:48sexual violence
30:49and also
30:49murders
30:50clearly
30:51they are all
30:52cases
30:52Still
30:53unpaid
30:54in addition to having
30:55the ideas
30:55much clearer
30:56you have
30:57even DNA
30:59by Minghella
30:59absolutely
31:00Yes
31:01what does it mean
31:02it is an element
31:03evidentiary
31:04which was then
31:05and then it will be
31:06fundamental
31:07for the cases
31:08that we will go
31:08to analyze
31:09including
31:10the murder
31:12in prejudice
31:13of Fatima
31:15Who is Fatima?
31:17Fatima is a
31:18young prostitute
31:19of Moroccan origin
31:20it was found
31:22corpse
31:23in 1997
31:29from the analysis
31:30of the finds
31:32of what has been
31:33found
31:34in the course
31:34of the inspection
31:35we identify
31:37a find
31:38which contains
31:38an element
31:39biological
31:40which is susceptible
31:41of comparison
31:42of DNA
31:51let's start
31:52and we ask
31:52the authorization
31:53with the police
31:54scientific
31:55and with the experts
31:56nominated
31:56by the judicial authority
31:58to proceed
31:59to a comparison
32:00of DNA
32:01found
32:03on the body
32:04of poor Fatima
32:05with DNA
32:06extrapolated
32:07from Minghella
32:08at the moment
32:09of his film
32:10March 7th
32:112001
32:11former boxer
32:13who had already killed
32:1420 years ago
32:14four women
32:15suspected
32:16from the police
32:16to be
32:17serial killer
32:18of prostitutes
32:19Turinese
32:19sentenced to life imprisonment
32:20he enjoyed it
32:21of semi-freedom
32:22and it was
32:22rebuilt a life
32:24on the body
32:25on the woman's body
32:25had been found
32:26a condom
32:27and from this condom
32:28had been obtained
32:29a genetic profile
32:30at the time
32:31they had
32:32participated
32:33to the investigations
32:33the carabinieri
32:34of the RIS
32:35of Parma
32:36and they had
32:37note obtained
32:38this genetic profile
32:39but that
32:39it hadn't been
32:40attributed
32:40to anyone
32:42we were
32:42much luckier
32:43Why
32:43thanks exactly
32:45to Tina's murder
32:46we got it
32:47genetic profile
32:48by Maurizio Minghella
32:49and comparing
32:50the profile
32:50by Maurizio Minghella
32:51with the profile
32:52obtained
32:52from the RIS
32:53of Parma
32:53we succeeded
32:55to identify
32:56the murderer
32:57of Fatima
33:02the day when
33:03asked Minghella
33:04a drop of saliva
33:05to get
33:06his DNA
33:08Minghella
33:09how did he behave?
33:11he had an attitude
33:12Calm
33:13good-natured
33:14and also bold
33:15he was bold
33:16Yes
33:16always been bold
33:18that day
33:19he didn't imagine
33:20that with that
33:21drop of saliva
33:23it would have been
33:25stuck
33:26even for another
33:27crime
33:27that of Fatima
33:29Yes
33:29absolutely yes
33:31she and her men
33:33those of the team
33:34Turin murders
33:37you don't believe
33:38that Minghella
33:40he stopped
33:41to Tina
33:42and in Fatima
33:44No
33:45start working
33:47on many others
33:48hypothesis
33:49investigative
33:50Why
33:51in Turin
33:52you have a list
33:53of cases
33:54unsolved
33:55and assaults
33:56that they did not find
33:58responsible
34:00Yes
34:00we have
34:02analyzed
34:03so many
34:04other cases
34:04of assaults
34:05of violence
34:06sexual
34:07and murders
34:08in prejudice
34:09of prostitutes
34:10how many there were
34:11the crimes
34:12unsolved
34:13in Milan
34:13compatible
34:14with the crimes
34:15Minghella style
34:16but then
34:17of murders
34:18occurred in Turin
34:19in the area of
34:20Turin
34:21about ten
34:25how many women
34:26had approached
34:27I'm not talking about the ones he killed
34:29but what did he have
34:30attacked
34:31or robbed
34:32but at least twenty
34:33at least twenty
34:35and the testimonies
34:36stay with these women
34:38they have us
34:39in a certain sense
34:40illuminated
34:40they made us understand
34:41what was the modality
34:42of approach
34:43of Minghella
34:44and his abilities
34:45even predatory
34:46towards
34:47of his victims
34:49one of these women
34:52he told
34:53his story
34:54let's hear it
34:57I prayed a lot
34:58not to hurt me
34:59he started laughing
35:02to do harm
35:03the same
35:04to boast
35:06of evil
35:07who made the others
35:08a ruthless person
35:10there was no reasoning
35:12with that person
35:13to stay there
35:15to speak
35:15and everything
35:16then you saw
35:16a person
35:19Then
35:20cold blood
35:22Then
35:22it's not that you say
35:24so much
35:25ninth
35:26absolutely
35:27own
35:27cold blood
35:28totally
35:28him from the beginning
35:30of the road
35:31until
35:31then he dragged me
35:32for the hair
35:33because I tried
35:35to escape
35:36when I saw like this
35:37who took another path
35:38I tried to escape
35:40instead he took me
35:40for the hair
35:41and dragged me
35:43he gave me
35:44a stab in the back
35:46then on the leg
35:47still the senses
35:47I still have it today
35:48they passed me by
35:49many years
35:54but
35:54at that moment
35:55don't think about it
35:55he has the legs
35:56he has that one
35:57he has that one
35:57you think you'll stay alive
36:02and no
36:02I can't now
36:03leave you alive
36:04no no no
36:05I can't do this
36:06you have to do it too
36:08one end of the others
36:12Why
36:12I didn't bring it anyway
36:13with no one
36:14and then
36:15Nothing
36:15I surrendered
36:16to the fact
36:17what I said
36:17I will die anyway
36:19this is my end
36:21and I'm sorry to die
36:22I said
36:23Then
36:23I also thought
36:24maybe who knows
36:25if they find me
36:26even when dead
36:27maybe someone will pass by
36:28because the grass
36:28it was too high
36:29and everything
36:31I haven't tried
36:33not even to escape
36:34because I said
36:35if I run away
36:36maybe he gets irritated
36:37And
36:38I tease him more
36:40anger
36:40I was stopped
36:42I didn't think about it
36:43to escape
36:44but of those conditions
36:45that they were
36:46it's not that I did
36:46so much
36:47a long way
36:48to escape
36:49therefore
36:50I stood there
36:52And
36:52rather he told me
36:54how much you ran away
36:54don't move now
36:55I'm going away now
36:56even if I didn't believe it
36:58that he went away
37:00and nothing
37:01I stayed
37:02stop
37:03ten minutes
37:04maybe more
37:05that I left
37:06then when I saw
37:07that was no longer there
37:08then I went away
37:15it's not easy
37:17why do they come to mind?
37:22their eyes
37:25full of despair
37:29memory of a
37:30of these girls
37:32who had started screaming
37:33that he couldn't
37:36to tell
37:38what
37:38it had happened to her
37:39in which in mind
37:40sometimes
37:42you don't know
37:44if
37:46they accept
37:47your help
37:48or
37:50if they consider you
37:53a person
37:55without feelings
37:57and what do you do then?
37:58really your work
38:00me anyway
38:02in most cases
38:02of the cases
38:03I approached them
38:04I was trying to
38:05to comfort them
38:07before moving on
38:09in the story
38:10that anyway
38:11for them
38:11it was a reliving
38:13that situation
38:15and then
38:17determined him
38:19Truly
38:19of the changes
38:22in a mood
38:23and emotions
38:25not indifferent
38:26so in short
38:28the hugs
38:30the caresses
38:31for them
38:33they were anyway
38:34a comfort
38:36And
38:36they helped them
38:37to continue
38:38in the story
38:39that anyway
38:40it wasn't easy
38:41it happened
38:42even that
38:43together with me
38:44there was
38:45a colleague
38:47and then
38:47when they started
38:48to tell
38:49maybe the violence
38:50sexual
38:51they asked
38:52that the colleague
38:53came out
38:53Why
38:54they were ashamed
38:57of that
38:58which they had suffered
39:01he told me
39:02to turn around
39:03he didn't come
39:04hard
39:04Therefore
39:05it strikes me
39:06with fists
39:06in the head
39:07I fall to the ground
39:09I fainted
39:11you made me
39:12two slaps
39:12a fist
39:14on the face
39:16I beg you
39:17I wouldn't hurt myself
39:17let's do that
39:19what do you want?
39:19he had a necklace
39:20golden
39:21pure earrings
39:22you took me away
39:23you really got me
39:23never
39:24carried
39:24even the necklace
39:25you willed me
39:27for strength
39:29to sit
39:30in front of
39:31but kicked
39:33he wanted me
39:33also portular
39:34Anyway
39:37from the analysis
39:39of the victims
39:41of this
39:41serial killer
39:44it appears evident
39:46that he chose
39:48of women
39:49very young
39:50but in the course
39:52of the investigation
39:53that she drives
39:54discovers
39:56suddenly
39:58something
39:58of different
40:00Yes
40:00among the various cases
40:02that we have
40:02analyzed
40:04we also discover
40:05the murder
40:06by Cosima
40:07Cosima
40:08she is a woman
40:1066 years old
40:11which was usual
40:12to prostitute oneself
40:13in an apartment
40:15that she used
40:16which was located
40:17in the center
40:17from the
40:18city center
40:19in Turin
40:20we have
40:21reanalyzed
40:22Also
40:22this case
40:23And
40:24from the analysis
40:26of the finds
40:26that we have
40:28reconsidered
40:29we found
40:30some sheets of paper
40:31torn
40:33from a roll
40:33like a roll
40:34kitchen
40:34that had been
40:36found
40:36in the apartment
40:38and on the stairs
40:40on that occasion
40:41but
40:41a test
40:43important
40:43it was also
40:44show
40:45that Minghella
40:46had been
40:47the last customer
40:52the two fragments
40:53of scotex
40:54found
40:54on the stairs
40:55external
40:56to the apartment
40:56they had been
40:57the last ones
40:58two fragments
40:59torn
41:00analyzing
41:01the material
41:02biological
41:02here too
41:03microscopic
41:04present on these
41:05fragments
41:05the profile
41:06by Maurizio Minghella
41:07was present
41:07only
41:08on the last two
41:14Tina
41:15Fatima
41:16Now
41:17a lady
41:1866 years old
41:20Cosima
41:21Minghella
41:22in the period
41:23Genoese
41:23it had been
41:24nicknamed
41:25the killer
41:26of the wind's turn
41:28now it becomes
41:29the killer
41:30of prostitutes
41:31or
41:32the killer
41:33of the scooter
41:34why the killer
41:36of the scooter
41:37because he
41:38was traveling on board
41:39of this cyclonotor
41:41and on board
41:42of this cyclonotor
41:43was approaching
41:44the prostitutes
41:45and its victims
41:46he came
41:46that little scooter came
41:47and he told me
41:48in my opinion the price
41:50it was 50 thousand lire
41:51he told me
41:52You come
41:53take me to a place
41:54Calm
41:55what I give you
41:55100 thousand lire
41:56he brought me
41:57to a place
41:57which was
41:58Great Turks
41:59these things there
42:00turn around
42:01I turned around
42:02he took me
42:02the hair
42:03there is a canal there
42:04little one
42:05he put me
42:06the muzzle
42:06on the canal
42:07with a knife
42:09he pulled me
42:09all dressed up
42:14one of these girls
42:16that he had brought
42:19with the scooter
42:20within
42:21of a field
42:23this girl
42:25she managed to free herself
42:27him
42:28he had raped her
42:30this girl
42:31half-naked
42:32she ran away
42:34barefoot
42:35barefoot
42:36he crossed
42:38barefoot
42:40he crossed
42:41this piece
42:42on the street
42:44full of thorns
42:45full of brambles
42:46and it arrived
42:47to a field
42:48after which
42:49he saw
42:50that near the field
42:51there was
42:52a farmhouse
42:54and asked for help
42:55to these people
42:56and that's how she was saved
42:58because otherwise
42:59he wouldn't even have
43:00could tell us
43:02what it was
43:06happened
43:07he had
43:08a drive
43:09sexual
43:09very strong
43:10originally in Genoa
43:11he speaks
43:12of this desire
43:13compulsive
43:14to have relationships
43:15sexual
43:16repeatedly
43:17several times a day
43:19sexual intercourse
43:20that he had
43:21when it was
43:22in the period
43:23of Turin
43:24he had them all
43:25after 5pm
43:26after he
43:27he was taking time off work
43:28he was drinking
43:29and it was
43:31particularly
43:32uninhibited
43:33under the influence
43:34of alcohol
43:34this impulse
43:35sexual
43:36that he had
43:36very strong
43:37probably
43:38he felt it
43:39in a manner
43:39even more
43:39accentuated
43:40and certain
43:40his instincts
43:41perverse
43:42they could have been
43:43shake
43:44in a way
43:44completely
43:45filter periods
43:46with violence
43:48unheard of
43:49which could then
43:49to translate
43:50in a behavior
43:51murderer
43:56women
43:57When
43:58show
43:59They
44:00the photo
44:01Of
44:02Minghella
44:03do they recognize it?
44:05Yes
44:06women
44:06they recognize it
44:07almost all of them
44:08they recognize it
44:09except in one case
44:10in which the victim
44:11he didn't recognize it
44:12Minghella
44:13but we can do it
44:14to fit together
44:14Minghella
44:15thank you very much
44:16in comparison
44:17genetics
44:17of his
44:18DNA
44:19that also
44:19in that case
44:20he had left
44:21on site
44:21of the crime
44:22In short
44:23Minghella
44:24in front of
44:25to evidence
44:26overwhelming
44:27maintains
44:29but always
44:30the same
44:31attitude
44:32as he says
44:33the doctor
44:34Basile
44:35bold
44:36and denies
44:37denies
44:38All
44:39him
44:39he didn't do it
44:40Nothing
44:41of that
44:42that comes to him
44:43said
44:44Minghella
44:46in his opinion
44:47he is innocent
44:50let's show
44:51to Minghella
44:52Maurizio
44:52the photos
44:54of the inspections
44:56related
44:57to the various
44:58little men
44:59and he
44:59he browsed through
45:01these files
45:02without
45:04to blink
45:05as they defined it
45:06the girls
45:07ice-cold eyes
45:08that's how it was
45:09and he
45:10it was just
45:11Like this
45:12very cold
45:14Very
45:14direct
45:15without
45:16he wasn't afraid
45:17he didn't have
45:19of remorse
45:20Meaning what
45:21he regrets
45:22he doesn't have any
45:22he regrets
45:25he didn't have any
45:25towards
45:26of these poor women
45:32Despite
45:33Despite
45:33he knew
45:34What
45:36he had done
45:37to these women
45:38why so many women
45:40I am
45:40several women
45:42lives
45:42Truly
45:44by a miracle
45:46Certainly
45:47what we understood
45:48through this
45:49is that there was no
45:50a flu
45:51of a pathology
45:53psychotic
45:54for example
45:54that compromised
45:56the relationship
45:57with reality
45:58and then
45:58went
45:59to suggest
46:02the hypothesis
46:03of a vice
46:03of mind
46:04in relation
46:06to those serious ones
46:07facts
46:07Here you are
46:11his office
46:13he works
46:13for two years
46:15on Minghella
46:16he succeeded
46:18to collect
46:18many tests
46:19Thank you
46:20to this
46:21Work
46:23brought
46:24Minghella
46:25in front of
46:26to a jury
46:27to be
46:27again
46:28judged
46:29for which cases
46:31for how many cases
46:33Minghella
46:34is being processed
46:36reported
46:36to the judicial authority
46:37for four
46:38hypothesis
46:39of murder
46:40that I am
46:40the murder
46:41by Tina
46:41the murder
46:42by Cosima
46:43the murder
46:44of Fatima
46:44and the murder
46:46to the detriment
46:46of a woman
46:47remained unknown
46:48unknown
46:50from Carmagnola
46:50found dead
46:52in Carmagnola
46:53in proximity
46:53of Turin
46:54for the latter
46:56homocide
46:57Minghella
46:57he is acquitted
46:58because the elements
46:59evidentiary
47:00that have been
47:00brought to trial
47:01they don't come
47:02judged
47:03sufficient
47:04for his conviction
47:05during the process
47:07Minghella
47:08it is never present
47:09in court
47:11but he succeeds
47:13equally
47:13to do something
47:15to escape
47:17he escaped
47:18from the hospital
47:19from Biella
47:19where was it
47:20hospitalized
47:21Maurizio Minghella
47:22the serial killer
47:23of prostitutes
47:24It was January 3rd
47:26of 2003
47:27and it was given to me
47:29the news
47:30which was
47:31escapee
47:32he had escaped
47:33from the hospital
47:35where he had been
47:36carried
47:36the prison police
47:38he had brought it
47:39from prison
47:40to the hospital
47:40from Biella
47:41today around 1pm
47:42Minghella
47:43it had to be
47:43subjected
47:44for urgent exams
47:45in sight
47:45of an intervention
47:46in the hospital
47:47Minghella
47:47he asked
47:48to go
47:48to the services
47:49it was 2.20pm
47:50the agents
47:51they accompanied him
47:52he closed himself off
47:53in
47:53and he ran away
47:54from the window
47:55of the bathroom
47:55everything in a flash
47:57state police
47:58and carabinieri
47:58they organized
47:59roadblocks
48:00the area was
48:01flown over
48:01with helicopters
48:02dog joke
48:03nothing for now
48:04it was then taken back
48:06from there
48:06in a few hours
48:08and it came to me
48:10press release
48:11That
48:12he had to say
48:14to whoever arrested him
48:15that his
48:16intention
48:17it was that
48:17to arrive
48:20in Turin
48:21and kill
48:22the public prosecutor
48:24that is me
48:29Minghella
48:30he is sentenced
48:31for three murders
48:32but in his heart
48:33Maurizio Minghella
48:36would have killed
48:38many more people
48:40absolutely yes
48:41we analyze
48:43many cases
48:44of murder
48:45of the past
48:45which are unpaid
48:47whose modus operandi
48:48of the aggressor
48:49it is compatible
48:50perfectly
48:51with the modalities
48:52with which Minghella
48:53he killed
48:54Tina
48:54Fatima
48:55and Cosima
48:56but not for all
48:58we can find
48:59the evidence
48:59which allow us
49:01to frame them
49:02at a certain point
49:03he arrives
49:04to your aid
49:06science
49:07new techniques
49:09investigative
49:10Yes
49:11absolutely yes
49:13we have reached
49:14the evidence
49:14of responsibility
49:16by Minghella
49:17even for the murder
49:18to the detriment
49:19by Giuliana
49:24on the scarf
49:26who strangled
49:27the victim
49:28came to be
49:29identified
49:30DNA
49:31by Maurizio Minghella
49:36having regard to Article 72
49:38paragraph 2
49:39penal code
49:40applies to Minghella
49:41Maurizio
49:42the penalty
49:42of life imprisonment
49:43with insulation
49:44of the day
49:45hearing is adjourned
49:54Maurizio Minghella
49:56he was sentenced
49:57to life imprisonment
49:58more
49:59think carefully
50:00128 years
50:01for rapes
50:03the attacks
50:05the thefts
50:06to the detriment
50:07of as many as 12 women
50:10we started
50:12this episode
50:13with a question
50:15how can it
50:17a man
50:17become
50:18a serial killer
50:21which are they
50:23the mechanisms
50:24that push him
50:25to commit
50:26actions
50:27Like this
50:28cruel
50:28without then
50:30find remorse
50:31here is this question
50:33we turned it over
50:34to ours
50:36neuropsychiatrist
50:37he was a person
50:40poorly empathetic
50:41this made him
50:43particularly inclined
50:44to act
50:45in a way
50:46very violent
50:47without trying
50:48no remorse
50:49no feelings
50:50no inhibitory brakes
50:52Why
50:52the feeling
50:53of suffering
50:54of the other
50:54at that moment
50:55it just didn't reach him
50:56another feature
50:58important
50:59it is this hypersexuality
51:00initially
51:01he was driven
51:02from sexual desire
51:03then when he was there
51:04in the moment
51:05in which the sexual act
51:06it was acted
51:07he was shooting
51:08a spring
51:09that he didn't control
51:10and acted
51:11the murderous act
51:12it's as if
51:13at that moment
51:14Eros and Thanatos
51:15the two
51:16the life instinct
51:18and the death instinct
51:19they merged
51:20become one
51:21and were channeled
51:23in a gesture
51:24which then
51:24led to consequences
51:27no longer controllable
51:29there are some studies
51:32about the authors
51:34of acts of pedophilia
51:35that they have suffered
51:37chemical castration
51:38are administered
51:40of the substances
51:41that cancel
51:42the quantity
51:43of testosterone
51:44of the blood
51:45and then
51:45they cancel
51:46even completely
51:47they nullify the libido
51:48it is possible
51:50to hypothesize
51:51that if this man
51:52had been done
51:53the proposal too
51:54to remain in prison
51:55in Porto Azzurro
51:56or go
51:57in regime
51:58of semi-liberty
51:59but with
52:00this control
52:02on the sexual impulse
52:03could be
52:04that the second period
52:05of crimes
52:06it would have been
52:07from him
52:08more controllable
52:24Maurizio Minghella
52:26where is he today?
52:29he is detained
52:30he is detained
52:31can we rest easy?
52:33we can rest assured
52:35you need to see the legislation
52:38of reference
52:39if a certain period of time has passed
52:41of detention
52:42ranging from 20 and over
52:43years
52:45if he has the right
52:46or less
52:47to ask
52:48any benefits
52:49he will be able to
52:52course
52:52a period
52:53of time
52:53not inferior
52:54at 20 years old
52:55ask again
52:56semi-liberty
52:58because anyway
52:58the life sentence
52:59in our legislation
53:01it's not a punishment
53:02that is, it's a punishment
53:03definitive
53:03but only on paper
53:04if he behaves well
53:05in prison
53:06he always behaved well
53:07so much so that before
53:08they gave it to him
53:08can again
53:09access these benefits
53:18it would be madness
53:21give to Minghella
53:24of the benefits
53:25No?
53:25you need to see the legislation
53:26of reference
53:27It is certain that in this case
53:29beyond
53:30of the criminal profile
53:32of criminal caliber
53:33of Minghella
53:34there is also
53:35let's say
53:35an element
53:36to his detriment
53:37which is
53:38that escape
53:39that there was
53:40so we can
53:41stay calm
53:42In short
53:42let's hope we stay
53:43let's hope we stay calm
53:45listen
53:46this investigation
53:47what did he leave her?
53:51he left me
53:52so much
53:53so much
53:55it left me so much
53:57from the point of view
53:58professional
53:59first of all
54:01Why
54:01it was an experience
54:04professional
54:04huge
54:05tiring
54:06and also painful
54:07as she said
54:09at the start
54:10from the point of view
54:12human
54:13a lot of sadness
54:15this yes
54:17so much sadness
54:18Why
54:18I lived
54:20the experience
54:21of these women
54:22young girls
54:24that come
54:24from abroad
54:25to search
54:27let's say
54:27a new resource
54:28of life
54:29here in Italy
54:29And
54:30they found
54:32prostitution
54:34they found
54:35the assault
54:36if not even
54:38death
54:39because
54:40by Maurizio Minghella
54:48thanks for coming
54:50here at
54:50Detective
54:51And
54:52thank you
54:54as
54:54ordinary citizen
54:56for that
54:57what he did
54:58And
54:59for people
55:00who saved
55:01because if he didn't stop it
55:03Minghella
55:03would have continued
55:05to kill
55:05thanks to you
55:09a crime
55:11inexplicable
55:11consumed
55:12at dinner time
55:13a happy family
55:14around the table
55:15and a killer
55:16from the dark
55:17that shoots
55:17and kills
55:19after 23 years
55:21that
55:22by Elanora Scroppo
55:23it's a crime
55:24still unsolved
55:30by Elanora Scroppo
55:34by Elanora Scroppo
55:35by Elanora Scroppo
55:36by Elanora Scroppo
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