Morisi, it was the 20-year-old Romanian who called the carabinieri: "They made us a theft"

No random checks, it was one of the two Romanian escorts who was at Luca Morisi's house last August 14 to call the carabinieri.

"They made us a theft, they made a theft," said the young man immediately after leaving the home of the former spin doctor of the League. According to him, he felt ill after taking drugs, and Morisi did not paid to the two Romanians as agreed, the sum of 4 thousand euros.

The boy therefore made two phone calls to 112, shortly after the military patrol arrived.

"That night he destroyed my life, the rape drug was his," said the 20-year-old, who has already returned home, in two interviews.

He and his friend, he says, were contacted by Morisi via the web, the agreed fee for the evening was very high, 4 thousand euros: "The pact was that he wanted to use drugs because he wanted to have fun, you pay for these things".

But there was no payment, it seems, "the card was blocked or something like that, there was something wrong".

"I have evidence, photos and messages that show that everything I say is the truth", claims the 20-year-old. Who, according to his account, at one point feels very bad from the substances he has taken, runs away from home and calls the carabinieri.

The bottle of Ghb, the rape drug, found in his backpack: “It comes from Morisi's house, it's his stuff but I don't know how it ended up in my backpack. Maybe one of the two who was at home with me put it there ”.

The Romanian, like Morisi's lawyer and the investigators, also denies the fourth official. In the house that night there were only Morisi and the two Romanian boys.

Luca Morisi, for his part, is ready to explain everything about what happened in his house in Belfiore: why there were two grams of cocaine and why there were the two boys who said they received the bottle of Ghb from him.

"There is full availability to clarify all aspects of the affair", says the lawyer of the former spin doctor of the Lega Fabio Pinelli, denying however that it was Morisi who gave up the drug and reiterating the "criminal irrelevance" of his conduct.

(Unioneonline / L)