What Sarah Scazzi seemed one of the many cases of missing children, one of those dealt with by the " Chi l'ha visto? "and it is a" Chi l'ha visto? "this sad affair that had its epilogue in the most dramatic: the discovery of the body of Sarah at the bottom of a well.
How horrible to read the headlines: " I have killed her after raping Sarah . And 'the confession of Michael Messeri uncle who claimed that he killed her.
Scazzi Sarah, 15 years .
A girl who lived a simple life sun in a quiet town like Avetrana in Puglia, where everybody knows and which today are in shock over what happened.
Like all boys his age, Sarah was opening up to life surrounded by the love of his family, who could not know the danger looming in his own breast.
This case brings to light a drama in the drama: harassment and sexual abuse by a member of the same family . A worm in today's society that you do not talk enough.
Straits in sorrow and concern for Sarah's disappearance, the family had before their eyes, the author of his brutal murder, Uncle Michael Messeri and have never doubted for a moment with him. How could they? We've all seen this man, crying on TV and play the part of Uncle afflicted by pain and unaware of the disappearance of his niece.
Sarah was beautiful.
Very beautiful and should not have troubled the mind of this man who just looked at her with desire certainly not with the eyes of an uncle .
suffered harassment from him but he had never spoken to his family not to disturb or perhaps for fear of not being believed? We do not know but I wonder if maybe, and I say "IF" he did
Today ... who knows maybe Sarah would still be alive. Maybe his family could keep her away from that monster.
often teenagers, are more immediate and easier to confide in friends rather than with family.
Sarah was very close to her cousin Sabrina, daughter of then that uncle who later became her tormentor. Often frequented his house, unaware of the dangers.
Not even Sabrina, Sarah has never told anything? So far it did not look ...
That morning of August 26, 2010, Sarah went to Sabrina's house because they had decided to go along with the sea.
uncle was alone in the box who trafficked with the tractor and Sarah came to greet him.
Man began to molest her and touching Sarah, annoyed, rejected it and turned his back to leave.
E 'was at that very moment that the man strangled her with a rope.
a woman, I wonder how can an uncle who saw the birth and raise their grandson and that she should try to feelings of affection are very similar to those of his father, reach sexual desire? Will also be part of the animal instincts, but there is always a reason that wins on instinct ...
And how can a man ( no longer speak of "Uncle" ), get to kill a girl only because he refuses his attentions morbid?
And finally I wonder with horror and disgust: how could you use this man sexually abusing a dead body? Violate that body must have been for him a bit 'as appropriate "of what had not been able to have.
can be defined as a man, incapable of discernment ? I do not think so because if they did, after having killed her, he would have turned back and would not have raped her.
The infinite sadness is that cases like this, so upset our consciences, but soon end up being replaced by other gruesome stories of women murdered at the hands of others men.
The outrage is not enough.
Every woman killed leaves behind a host of infections: children, parents, uncles, cousins, friends, comrades, neighbors, coworkers, acquaintances ...
Every woman killed leaves a huge void.
You get used to everything, unfortunately: we are also getting used to these stories of horror, without remedy.
Today on TV are not talking about more than drugs or domestic violence or of femicide. Are broadcast only programs that deal with mothers post-partum depression that killed their children or wives of the alleged privileges of the former Cases separation.
E ', from my point of view, in complete disregard of the tragedies that happen.
Closed in white coffin, today October 10, 2010, farewell to Sarah Scazzi: will never forget you.
