The curtain closes, apologizing for the mess. Sandro Arzu left a long letter. Three sheets to chase away the shadows from his family, to exonerate them from any accusation, to ask for their forgiveness. Words written by hand, from the prison of Uta. In an unsafe cell, if someone died inside. Sandro wrote the father, the brother, before the prisoner.

Death for the right solves everything, suicide is not a crime, the decision belongs to the intimate sphere of the individual. The news is full of prisoners who choose to escape in this way. This is the story of one of them.

The time for regret comes. When someone dies, whoever they are. In a parallel world, very similar to our bad times, Sandro Arzu tries to imagine a different future. He laments how everyone knew that the main suspect for his wounding was Beniamino Marongiu. He can't understand why they never stopped him. He's afraid for his loved ones.

Having miraculously escaped the ambush, he fears that the same treatment could be reserved for one of his relatives . Arzu would certainly not have gone, due to his curriculum and education, to file a complaint with the police. However, a small step in this direction would have rewritten the ending of this story. And saved Marongiu's life. But perhaps these are stories from a parallel world. However, it was learned that a request for precautionary measures, presented by the investigators, remained unanswered.

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