"I too would have liked all the tenacity, sensitivity, and commitment that the minister rightly and deservedly received to be applied to the search for my son , but that wasn't the case." She asks for no less for Eugenia Roccella. But Maria Lidia Pistis would have wanted more for herself: greater commitment to the search for her son Giacomo Solinas, who vanished into thin air in July 2023, when he left Nebida , never to return.

A bitter outburst—from a woman who still hopes to find her son or learn what happened to him—that comes in the wake of the discovery of the body of Luigi Cavallari, the minister's eighty-four-year-old husband, who had been missing since June 27 in Lake Vico.
"We've been living in uncertainty and despair for three years," adds Maria Lidia Pistis, "and as if that weren't enough, my husband couldn't bear the pain and decided to leave this world filled with indifference and cynicism."
The family has been halved, the woman adds, "so I have no one to thank, because the authorizations for searches and investigations come from the top, and it is precisely from those tops that not a shred of humanity has arrived."

© Riproduzione riservata