New developments on the case of Denise Pipitone, the little girl who disappeared in Mazara del Vallo way back in 2004. An update was published by Piera Maggio, mother of the little Sicilian, who on her Facebook profile, through which she has never stopped moving forward with the searches, shared the photo of two bugs found inside the house: “Riddle. Do you know what they are? Found following 20 years, unless someone placed them over time violating our building. They were functioning properly because they were connected to the electricity grid. Now we will ask the authorities whether they are state assets or private assets. Obviously we don’t know if there are still others and, to tell the truth, we never had this curiosity because we had nothing to hide. The discovery occurred now due to maintenance.”
“We wonder if – continues Denise’s mother’s post – during an investigation where certain equipment is placed in people’s private environments, it is not the case at the end of the investigation to recover the technologies, presumably also expensive, used by those who conducted the investigations? If they are state equipment, do you think we should now ask for compensation for 20 years of appropriation of our electricity grid?”. One device would have been found a few days ago, the other bug even today: all 20 years following the start of the investigation to understand who was behind Denise’s disappearance.
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2024-05-06 18:08:43
