Florence, Lorena’s father: “I hope my daughter is the latest victim.”

Florence, Lorena’s father: “I hope my daughter is the latest victim.”
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Rome, 7 Sep. (LaPresse) – “I don’t know what to say anymore, I’m speechless. I’d like to close this link right away, I’m not doing it at all because I know your work, which is a great job. Thank you for continuing to share this news, I hope my daughter is the latest victim.” So on the microphones of ‘Dentro la notizia’, hosted by Gianluigi Nuzzi on Canale 5, Franco Isceri, Lorena’s father, who was kidnapped last Thursday by her ex Federico Vella, who then killed her by throwing her from a viaduct on the A1 motorway in Barberino del Mugello. Visibly moved, Franco Isceri turned a thought to Lorena: “My daughter, I hug you. You haven’t met a good person, you’ve met a scoundrel. You didn’t deserve it. My daughter, let’s get strong. Unfortunately, we have to face a difficult period.” Regarding the appeal he sent to the institutions in recent days, Franco Isceri explains: “I think they understood my message, I think they are taking the utmost interest, because the Italian people now have their pockets full of these tragedies. There is no going on. So many women are dying who don’t deserve it. It’s late now, hurry up. I also send women a big hug; please don’t be like my daughter, who wanted to defend him and told me she didn’t want to destroy him. I respected my daughter’s decision. How I would like to see a law with the unanimity of politics to defend women.”

Rome, 7 Sep. (LaPresse) – “I don’t know what to say anymore, I’m speechless. I’d like to close this link right away, I’m not doing it at all because I know your work, which is a great job. Thank you for continuing to share this news, I hope my daughter is the latest victim.” So on the microphones of ‘Dentro la notizia’, hosted by Gianluigi Nuzzi on Canale 5, Franco Isceri, Lorena’s father, who was kidnapped last Thursday by her ex Federico Vella, who then killed her by throwing her from a viaduct on the A1 motorway in Barberino del Mugello. Visibly moved, Franco Isceri turned a thought to Lorena: “My daughter, I hug you. You haven’t met a good person, you’ve met a scoundrel. You didn’t deserve it. My daughter, let’s get strong. Unfortunately, we have to face a difficult period.” Regarding the appeal he sent to the institutions in recent days, Franco Isceri explains: “I think they understood my message, I think they are taking the utmost interest, because the Italian people now have their pockets full of these tragedies. There is no going on. So many women are dying who don’t deserve it. It’s late now, hurry up. I also send women a big hug; please don’t be like my daughter, who wanted to defend him and told me she didn’t want to destroy him. I respected my daughter’s decision. How I would like to see a law with the unanimity of politics to defend women.”

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