Alberto Scagni’s parents asked to meet him in prison, but the investigating judge did not consent: too dangerous for the murderer
Parents of Alberto Scagni they requested to meet him in prison. The 42-year-old man brutally killed his sister Alice under her home after threatening her family over the phone. The terrible episode happened last May 1st in Genoa.
The mother and father of the two brothers had already reported on several occasions and that same May 1, the danger by Alberto Scagni. But no one has ever intervened. Not even the mental health service, which had given them an appointment some time later.
The 42 year old he demanded the money and threatened all members of his family. Despite the pain and fear, today Antonella Zarri, this is the name of her mother and husband, have asked to be able to meet Alberto in prison, to speak with him.
The investigating judge, however, has rejected the requestsince any external contact, for the killer could be too dangerous.
The words of Alberto Scagni’s mother
Antonella Zarri explained his motives in an interview with Fanpage. He stated that they too, after Alice’s death, need to reconcile anger they are trying. They have relied on a specialist and do not know what to do with the 42-year-old. Alberto oscillates between moments of confusion and moments of lucidity, during which he seeks contact with his parents.
But in fact we know that we are in front of a sick person. We are following the suggestions of a psychologist to prevent an encounter from hurting him but also us. We cannot ignore the fact that Alberto is our son: we are Alice and Alberto’s parents and we will be forever.
The audio of Alberto Scagni’s last call has spread on the web. To answer that day, it was his father. The man asked for money and threatened to hurt them and his sister. He claimed to know where his sister and brother-in-law were that evening.
Eventually, he went to Alice Scagni’s house and killed her with 17 stab wounds.
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