Sassari, reports ex for threats. The prosecutor: "There is no evidence, he should be acquitted"

14 years of threats, from 2005 to 2019, but without saying how and when. In recent days, a trial in Sassari has been concluded in which a 49-year-old man from Sassari is the defendant. He is accused by his ex-partner who reported a constant state of anxiety due to the man, accusing him however of episodes, as demonstrated by the prosecutor Ilaria Achenza in court, not attributable to the person under trial, from the burning of the car to continuous threatening calls from the man's prison, technically impossible.

The context described in the hearing is that of a strong discomfort caused by drug addiction and the woman's hatred towards the 49-year-old that ended up involving the daughter of the two. And it was the girl's testimony that brought out the mother's rancor and her intentions highlighted by the phrase "I'll end him up in jail".

The young woman denied the persecutory image provided by the woman, also testifying that the woman prevented her from seeing her father for years. The prosecutor asked for acquittal because the fact does not exist. The defense attorney argued that the alleged injured party is not credible, also asking for acquittal for his client. Judge Paolo Bulla adjourned the case until the end of November for replies and sentencing.