Friday, May 22, 2009

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Part Four


The Farewell



While the prosecutor was intent on pursuing new targets of investigation, the court of review, October 12, 1984, and Apple did release Giovanni Piero Mucciarini. The track was not Sardinian but 'yet to be fully and finally settled in the spotlight this time of the investigation of the Carabinieri was Salvatore Vinci. Immediately after the murder of 29 July 1984, the man had suffered a search that led to the discovery of a strange cloth covered with red spots hidden inside a handbag. The rag also had a smudge of black dust that seemed to have been caused by the cleaning of a firearm. The finding was scruple in the spring of 1985. This discharge 'the stains of blood and were of two distinct groups, 0 and B, while the dust was actually composed of gunshot residue. That blood could not 'but' be linked to any crime as it was not possible to compare it with that of victims 83 and older because 'this was not retained any sample. On June 12, 1985 the court had yet another interview with Rotella Stefano Mele. Stephen, as he had already 'done for the past suspect, begin' to blame for the murder of Salvatore Vinci 68. Vinci, however, was not arrested, but I start 'to keep him under close observation by continuing to verify aspects of his possible involvement less clear, first of all the' alibi at the time. Police meanwhile, on February 85, had received some indications of suspicion on another person, John Calamosca, exactly the same in whose house had been arrestatao Francesco Vinci in 'August 82. Mr. Rontini had in fact collected some voices that spoke of possession by the Calamosca a beretta 22 gauge, having in his hands stained with blood from three eyewitnesses. Within a month the track was dissolved completely, although the witnesses had been found and they had confirmed the fact. In the February 85 raid at the home of Calamosca was not found nothing, and it was said that the three witnesses had more 'of a plea of \u200b\u200bresentment against the suspect. (The republic April 7, 1985)

By the summer of 1985, investigators believe, therefore, be prepared to tighten the net around the killer in this case was returned to hit, and found themselves in the unenviable position of having well hope you do not other crimes were committed while knowing that this was the only way to capture it. If the bodies were discovered soon enough there was a good possibility 'that the searches were able to trace the emergence of large, finally nailing the man who had kept them at bay for over 15 years.
The opportunity 'to implement the plan, unfortunately, added' the September 9, 1985 at 14:00, when a seeker mushrooms San Casciano encounters' in two feet sticking out from the foliage of an adjacent pitch via the Scopeti, at the number 124.
At 14:30, a patrol of Police was already 'on the spot, closely followed by multiple waves colleagues from virtually every other body of law enforcement, a veritable army that immediately block 'the area within a radius of 2 km for the first time by preventing access to journalists. The area was cordoned off the pitch so that the scene was only available to technicians of Scientific Police, while groups of units' dogs were trying to find the path back to the murderess could have accomplished during the flight.
in plots in the margins of the ato facing the street, there was a curtain and a white Golf parked a short distance. Inside the tent, lying on its side, was found a second body, that of a girl who had the murderess tortured in the same way as before. The two young men were identified by their documents as Mauriot Nadine, 36, and Jean Michel Kraveichvilj, 25, from Friday that two French tourists' previous camped in that place, the last stop of a holiday in Italy began three days earlier in Liguria.
The first declarations of the judges but were not 'encouraging since' bodies were discovered too late, and since the first inspection mortis had not even been able to figure out if the crime had been committed on Sunday or Saturday. We start 'to ask if that hide the bodies voluntarily to delay the discovery did not lead to knowledge by dell''assassino moves of the investigators, but a very different answer to those questions coming 'on Tuesday' upcoming 10 to about in the morning.
That morning the clerk of the prosecutor found himself 'in his hands a sealed envelope disturbing on which an anonymous emissary had written the address by cutting out letters from a popular weekly. The envelope was sent from San Piero a Sieve before the late morning of Monday ', when the postal service had emptied boxes of the country, and with a SOON' inverosimele had reached the addressee, " the Attorney-Silvia Della Monica REPUBLICA . The envelope, however 'had not been opened by the Magistrate, but rather' from service internal distribution, whose people saw materialize under the eyes a piece of human folly. In the package, wrapped in a tissue, was found a thin flap breast Mauriot Nadine, just 2cm wide but more 'than enough to get the desired effect of throwing the whole panic attorney, not to mention of course final recipient. The news was able 'to remain secret until September 24 when the weekly Epoca finally decided to publish it against the advice of the investigators and forensic consultants who considered themselves the Assassin's gesture as a critical element of rupture, after which he was finally able to commit a serious erorre.
The decision to send message to the magistrate that the only woman who had occupied the investigation appeared obvious, but one hypothesis is 'that Dr. Della Monica could have become a target of the monster because of its special investigations, or even' cause There she found herself face to face during one of the many interviews with suspects and witnesses. Course was that the prosecutor had urged the deeply manic imagination of visa that was not dealt with more 'appropriate time, at least since 1984.
The prey was then transformed into a predator, and it had almost used a literary quotation recovered from the history of the award cited for excellence serial killer, Jack the Ripper October, 1888 dispatch that 'as a macabre message to those who were hunting. Over time, however, 'that seem to flourish' to become the last farewell from the scene of an actor now tired of his role, 'cause from that day on the Monster of Florence finally disappeared into nothingness. But first 'seems' to leave behind him a track last Sept. 10 when, in the parking lot of the hospital of the Annunciation, was found a Winchester .22-caliber bullet with H stamped on the bottom, a track that still turns out' soon yet another dead end. Even the days of searches yielded no results, including the one on Sept. 19 suffered 'a peasant-born but resident in Mugello Mercatale Pietro Pacciani. The man, who assurgera 'strongly to the news long after, on that occasion is not awake' major suspects in the investigators, that in fact 'in his house there were over because of an anonymous letter which was limited to general allegations of suspected without providing any evidence.




Judge Wheel I 'still have one more arrow in his bow, Salvatore Vinci. This time, however, 'to detain the man would not be sufficient new declarations of Apple, nor the bloody rag that had not been able to connect to the crimes. The plus Vinci did not show a personality 'that makes it suspected a priori, and his criminal record was immaculate. But there was an episode in human history is not entirely clear, the young wife's suicide occurred even in the '60s. A few months after the death of French boys, the investigating judge enrolled under investigation and the Win-in-law, who suspected murder of Barbarina Steri, assuming that suicide was actually 'a murder committed by two masked men issues of honor.
Meanwhile, the Police had managed to remove the excuse that Salvatore Vinci was performed in 68, getting by Silvano Vargiu a retraction and full admission of what he just said 'that Salvatore had asked him to say. In 1986, Vinci was arrested for the murder of his wife. After nearly two years in prison on trial, held in Cagliari, ended in a full acquittal. In short follow 'even the closure of investigations into the murder of 68 for the impracticability' of the prosecution. In 'October 1989 the court finally gave up and wheel, at the request of the Prosecutor, issue' an acquittal from the investigation of all the people involved so far in the story of the monster of Florence.

Part Three