Torino – 8 maggio 1996 – Prima parte

Marina Di Modica, 39, disappeared in Turin on May 8, 1996. She had left the office shortly before 5:00 PM, stopped at two shops to shop, returned home, and then left again before dinner. Nothing was heard of her since. Everything in the house was in order, but one thing was missing: a box containing stamps that the woman had found in the attic of her mother's house during a move. In her diary, precisely on May 8, there was a note "B. Cena Paolo x F.Bolli." That note led first the family and then the investigators to a famous philatelic company, Bolaffi, and then to a name. However, the investigation stalled after a few months. It was resumed five years later, and after another four years, a trial was held. The legal case was concluded only in 2011, 15 years after the woman's disappearance. The story of Marina Di Modica's disappearance is a complex one that revolves around that box of stamps. But it also involves the past of the person who was later accused of murder and put on trial. And also, some X-rays, a strange appointment for a visit, a phone booth. And above all, the disappearance of another woman, Camilla Bini, which occurred seven years before Marina Di Modica's. That woman, whose disappearance was investigated hastily and superficially, worked at Bolaffi. You can subscribe here - https://abbonati.ilpost.it/?utm_sourc...