“An anomalous case: the accident could be a sliding doors, the moment in which the fate of mother and child changes”. Thus the journalist and presenter Federica Sciarelli who is broadcast tonight, live on Raitre, with a special of ‘Who has seen it?’ dedicated to the crime story of Caronia to lend a hand to the investigators and Viviana Parisi’s family. The story of the mother DJ and little Giole is holding Italy in suspense. What idea did you get? “I don’t feel like marrying any leads. But I prefer to look at the facts: the center of attention is …
“An anomalous case: the accident could be a sliding doors, the moment in which the fate of mother and child changes”. So the journalist and presenter Federica Sciarelli which airs tonight, live on Raitre, with a special of ‘Who has seen?’ dedicated to the mystery of Caronia to lend a hand to the investigators and to the family of Viviana Parisi.
The story of the mother DJ and little Giole is holding Italy in suspense. What idea did you get?
“I don’t feel like marrying any leads. But I prefer to look at the facts: the center of attention is a mother, found lifeless, and the baby son whose traces have been lost. The promise of anonymity could push someone, that until now, for some reason, he has not turned to the police to speak up? Every detail can be useful. We are on the air for this “.
It is a Sicilian thriller full of contradictions and hypotheses. In your experience, what could have happened?
“Viviana is a victim of the case, the car accident is the last certain fact. Then the story has to be written, bearing in mind that the crash on the A20 could have opened scenarios that the same woman would never have imagined. I remember that Provvidenza Grassi lost his life in that stretch of the Palermo-Messina. For months, hypotheses were made about his disappearance: it was thought of a voluntary escape, a violent quarrel with her boyfriend or an extreme gesture and, instead, she fell from viaduct following a road accident “.
How do you come up with all these assumptions of the same prosecutor?
“In cases of disappearance, time is of the essence: searches must be activated immediately because anything could have happened”.
Does this story come close or does it remind you of previous cases?
“All the missing are victims. Thinking of Viviana and little Gioele I am reminded of the case of the twins Alessia and Livia Schepp, who disappeared together with their suicidal father, Mathias Schepp, in 2011. But it is a different situation, because Schepp had planned everything. to punish his wife. Here, however, we must also consider the fatality of the accident “.
Viviana what mother was she?
“Very affectionate, very attached to her son. She had the desire to visit the pyramid of Motta d’Affermo, in the Messina area: an art installation where the rite of light is repeated every year and where perhaps the woman DJ, psychologically tested by her isolation. at Covid, he symbolically wanted to re-illuminate his existence and that of his son “.
‘Who saw it?’ it has been on the air for over thirty years: it has often helped investigators in resolving cases and has a great following. What is its secret?
“We do public service and even when we’re not on the air the editorial team is always at work. Before ‘Who saw it?’ no one on TV was dealing with missing people, we filled a void “.
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