Since January, after 17 years of detention, Rosa Bazzi leaves the Bollate (Mi) prison every day to work in a social cooperative. This is demonstrated by the exclusive images of 'Quarto Grado', which show the woman - sentenced to life imprisonment with her husband Olindo Romano for the Erba massacre - reaching her place of work in the Milanese hinterland at the crack of dawn, from Monday to Friday.
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The trial review
The woman is filmed while depositing garbage bags both inside and outside the company. Convicted definitively, Bazzi - along with Romano - recently obtained a review of the trial, the first hearing of which is scheduled for March 1 in Brescia, in the Court of Appeal. 'They can search in all ways, but they will never find another truth', said Giuseppe Castagna, who lost his mother, sister and nephew in the massacre. 'Every time we received news of defense or media initiatives we felt pain, now it's almost boredom: we were also personally attacked'.
The thesis of their innocence
Therefore, the discussion on the request for a review of the sentence with which Olindo Romano and Rosa Bazzi were sentenced to life imprisonment for the Erba massacre, which occurred on December 11, 2006, will begin on March 1 in Brescia. Raffaella Castagna, her son Youssef Marzouk, her mother Paola Galli and her neighbor Valeria Cherubini died. The thesis according to which the two spouses are innocent was recently reiterated by Azouz Marzouk, husband of Raffaella Castagna and father of Youssef, two of the four victims of Erba: 'I don't know, I can't explain it. They were certainly naive, but it's clear as day, I don't think I'm the only one saying this. It was someone who knows how to hit in the throat..', he said in an interview.
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