The murder of 22-year-old Ilaria Sula in Rome is surrounded by much violence and many questions need to be answered.
In an interview with "Chi l'ha visto" (Rai 3), Flamur Sula, a construction worker who worked to educate his children, recounts the shamelessness of embracing Mark, the 23-year-old who stabbed his daughter, in the hall where he filed the missing person report a few days ago.
“At the police station, Mark hugged me,” says Flamur Sula. A gesture of calm that says a lot about the delicate calculation of a complex personality. Meanwhile, on the other side of the city, in the African neighborhood, Zeny Samson, the father of the young man who confessed to the crime, still has a lot to explain. In fact, several questions remain: who helped Mark hide the body? Who gave him the suitcase? Is it possible that he himself loaded that weight into the car?
Meanwhile, Flamur says that "The last time we heard from Ilaria was on Tuesday, when she told us she would be back home on Saturday. She was with friends in Rome, where she continues her university studies. That was the last call. After that Saturday we received several messages from her cell phone...".