Ragazzo ucciso a Casal di Principe, le voci dei casalesi: "Una vergogna per tutta l'Italia"

Youth killed in Casal di Principe, voices from the Casalese: "A disgrace for all of Italy" "After Mattarella's visit, it hurts doubly. This has never happened before." (Casal di Principe, Caserta). Voices from the residents of Casal di Principe following the murder of 17-year-old Giuseppe Turco last night in Piazza Villa: "What happened is a disgrace for the entire country; these things are happening everywhere. The area has been re-evaluated, and after President Mattarella's visit, it hurts doubly. Young people should have more positive examples to follow. Words fail me." (Raffaele Accetta/alanews) --- Automatically generated transcript --- What's out of control on the wave? I've been monitoring it for two years now. What's the point of a defeat for all of Italy? Because it happens everywhere, we, the Casalesi of Casal di Principe. However, we're even more affected because not even three months ago, the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, came here to say that there's a transformation, there's a revaluation of the Casalese territory. These things make me suffer, but unfortunately, these things can also be traced back to the negative examples that the television and media give us. Nothing like this has ever happened. Something like this happened to me in Casal di Principe. As far as I'm concerned, and they never happen, it happened now and it shouldn't have happened. We should make sure that figures like our present, La Repubblica, or a balcony, a little pig, are appreciated. Instead of making Gomorrah-like series, like negative examples that still influence kids when they make them think that was the right path. I live here in front of the church. Near where the incident occurred, what did you hear? What do I need? No, let's say the Carabinieri. I can tell you that I can say these things shouldn't be. You think there's no quiet place, but things like yesterday's usually happen here. Or not, it's never happened until now, but these things are there. I usually come here in the evenings to take a walk in the square during the week. I wasn't there last night, I was there too. I found out this morning, something hits you, something about tia tia tia, it really hurts, very bad, because we who are in the area and we who hold the area. Anyway, we try to do every day, through associations, through association activities but also through volunteering, we try to make sure that people live better. This is, let's say, the point, and this has been the cultural transformation that at least I can say that in part my generation, but also those before them, have tried to give to Casal di Principe, and today, finding yourself in a situation like this is very painful, it hurts a lot because, in any case, it tells you that the work that has been done wasn't done then. -