"Massimo was wonderful, I'll find who killed him. The stalker? Doesn't exist ...". To support him is Patrizia, the friend accompanied home Sunday by Massimo Melis, the operator of the Green Cross found lifeless, brutally killed with a gunshot to the head, in his car in Turin.

Melis was found dead right under the house of her friend Patrizia, who had confided that she was distressed by the behavior of "an acquaintance" to the point that it was already assumed that she was an alleged "stalker" . "That's not the case, no one bothered me", says Patrizia today in an interview taken by news agencies. And if the investigations of the Mobile Squad of the Turin Police Headquarters are currently following the lead that leads to a 62-year-old man already known to the police, she specifies: "I'm forty, I would never have listened to a sixty-year-old ".

"What happened on Sunday I don't feel like talking, I'm still too shocked - adds Patrizia - I constantly see her lifeless face in front of me. I will never be able to forget ...".

In fact, it was she who discovered Massimo's body: alerted only on the afternoon of Monday 1 November by the 52-year-old's mother, worried because her son was not answering calls, she got out of the house and found him lifeless in the car.

For her "Massimo was an irreplaceable friend who is no longer here". "My desire is to see that murderer in front of me, I want justice - he concludes - Massimo was a good man, he didn't deserve such a death".

FUNERALS - In the meantime, the announcement of the funeral, which will take place on Saturday in Turin, arrived from the Green Cross, where Melis worked as a driver and rescuer. "We are all furrowed by a deep wound and we hug each other in an embrace that unites our association and Massimo's family - they write from the association - Saturday we will be able to greet you as you deserve and let our affection for you replace any further superfluous words. we want and will love you forever ".

(Unioneonline / vl)

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