AGI He warned his wife he was parting with by writing to her that he would never see them again. And she ran there with her sister, while the night faded, climbing the car to the 730 meters of Margno, in Valsassina, between the peaks of the Grigne and Lake Lecco.
At seven in the morning Daniela Fumagalli entered the holiday home and he shouted several times: “They don’t wake up, they don’t wake up”, until the body collapsed on the ground in front of Elena and Diego, her 12-year-old twins strangled, perhaps after being sedated, by their father. A few hours earlier, between two and three in the morning, Mario Bressi, 45, an employee, had posted two images on Instagram. In one of these, he and they are portrayed next to an iron cross, in the other, always framed in a mountain landscape, in the background a chapel with a Madonna in the display case and a vase of pink roses. On both, the words: “With my boys … always together”.
Vincenzo Rizza, the neighbor, told the Valsassinanews website that he had heard “excruciating screams that I will never forget”. “I made the flight of stairs and saw my mother rolling on the ground and the police told me that the children had been killed”. Around nine o’clock, Mario Bressi fulfilled his purpose of always being with the twins, jumping from the 96 meters of Cremeno’s ‘Ponte della Vittoria’.
Mario and Daniela had lived together with Gorgonzola since 2003, then moved to Gessate, always near Milan. The relationship had cracked and separation practices had just begun. The children’s mother spent several hours in the afternoon in the police station of Casargo, the town near Margno. She went out for a few minutes to receive the embrace of her friends and leave him a question repeated several times, with an inaudible answer: “What did he do to him?”.
Bressi’s social profiles were filled with insults from those who wish him “hell”. “Close the comments, it’s a tragedy for everyone. For him too, “wrote one woman, one of the few to invoke” silence and respect for the life that is gone “.
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