“Today, February 1st, I woke up for the first day as a Free Man and Military. Many times I have wondered if I had ever been lucky enough to savor the joy I am feeling ", but today I can" rejoice and savor this happiness by redeeming myself of that joy I had never tasted before, given the health conditions with which I returned to Italy in September 2014 ".

Marò Massimiliano Latorre, following the dismissal of the investigation by the Rome Public Prosecutor's Office into the death of the two Indian fishermen in 2012, in which he and his fellow soldier Girone were accused of murder, publishes a post in which he joyfully greets the end of the story that began ten years ago, on February 15, 2012.

“Good morning Friends - he adds -. Yesterday, after almost 10 very very long years and not for the inexorable time that has passed, but for the events, the emotions that have taken place, finally the word has been put to an end, to this terrible event that has made me and the protagonist the protagonist. my colleague / friend ".

The Navy rifleman recalls that "normally the times of justice are almost never lenient" and thanks "God and the Italian judiciary that in this case has been corrected in terms of timing and judgment".

And he emphasizes that he had "health and willpower", and "above all your great and always constant affection, love and support that you have never made me lack and that have given me the opportunity and strength to resist being able to rejoice and savor this happiness ".

Among the many thanks, some in particular to his wife Paola, her parents and "my mother".

(Unioneonline / L)

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