Fassino's Fragrance Fiasco at Duty Free: A Tale of Alleged Theft and Identity Claim

Two similar episodes, which the agents investigating the case are trying to verify. There would be precedents of attempted theft of Deputy PD Piero Fassino's perfume at the Fiumicino duty free: they would concern, and never as in these cases is the conditional necessary, other women's perfumes for sale. Therefore, not only the bottle of Chanel that became a case last April 15. Fassino at the duty free: "You don't know who I am". The former minister, former Democratic secretary, and mayor of Turin, on the occasion of the last alleged attempted theft, would have argued with the store's security guards, nearly leading to a squabble. And to one of them, reports the Corriere della Sera, he would have said: "You don't know who I am." The result? He irritated the duty free staff even more, who then filed a report. The agents investigating the case are looking for footage capturing the politician during the previous two blitzes. However, it seems they may have been overwritten. Fassino's defense: "I am very sorry. I have never appropriated anything that wasn't mine in my entire life. I say it and I repeat it, it's all a misunderstanding. Honestly, I thought I had already resolved it ten days ago," said the deputy. The deputy added that at that moment he was not on the phone, but only had his cellphone in one hand and his suitcase in the other, so "not yet having three hands" as already mentioned in the past days he placed the bottle in his pocket. But the videos will clarify the situation.