Lightning seizure for "revenge": three Sardinians arrested in Milan
Three young brothers would have deceived three thirty-year-olds from Barbagia, who would have left for the Lombard capital to "get justice" and get back the stolen goods. The alarm given by the parents. Then the decisive intervention of the carabinieri
The Navigli area in Milan (Ansa)
Three men residing in the Nuorese area arrested in Milan on charges of kidnapping.
The story is reported by Il Giorno. According to reports, the three Sardinians, a 30-year-old and two brothers aged 31 and 30, would have left the island for the capital to "get justice" after being deceived by three brothers, who would have stolen their valuable watches and cryptocurrencies .
Once they arrived in Milan they would have lured them into a rented room in via Magolfa, in the Navigli area, and here they would have beaten and immobilized them with duct tape, asking them, for their release, to return the stolen goods and 120 thousand euros in bitcoins.
The parents of the three brothers, all very young, raised the alarm and, after receiving the phone call from the kidnappers with the ransom request, they alerted the carabinieri.
The military thus launched lightning investigations, identifying the cell hooked up by the kidnappers' mobile phone, going back to the bed and breakfast room rented by the three Sardinians.
Then the raid and the release of the hostages. The three brothers were then taken to the hospital to be examined for the beatings they suffered, with the doctors giving them a few days of prognosis.
Instead, the three kidnappers were handcuffed and transferred to the San Vittore prison.
The investigations are now continuing to shed full light on the matter.
(Unioneonline/lf)
