Lucrezia Ciotti A video filmed in front of Michele Misseri 's home in Avetrana has become the subject of an investigation. TikToker Michele Napolitano is under investigation for alleged harassment after he provoked and filmed the 72-year-old, who responded by throwing a bucket of water.
The video in front of Michele Misseri's house and the reaction with the bucket of water
The case doesn't directly concern the murder of Sarah Scazzi, but a video created and posted on social media by TikToker Michele Napolitano , a 26-year-old from Melito , in the province of Naples. In early August, the young man, along with other people, reportedly reached Avetrana after visiting Taranto, stopping right in front of Michele Misseri 's home.
With his cell phone in hand, Napolitano allegedly filmed the scene, repeatedly trying, according to investigators' reconstruction, to provoke Misseri. Misseri then left the house to chase the group away, arriving at throw a bucket of water out of the garage. His too reaction was filmed and later shared online, where the video garnered numerous views but also much criticism, especially among the town's residents.
Napolitano is known on social media for his provocative content and has previously posted several videos about the Phlegraean Fields and bradyseism. His name also hit the headlines during the celebrations for Napoli's fourth Scudetto: he was stopped on Via Acton after being found in possession of a .38 Special pistol and, following a fast-track trial, was reportedly sentenced to two years and eight months in prison.
Avetrana, Michele Misseri provokes him in front of his house and posts the video: TikToker reported
A few weeks after the video was published, Napolitano received a judicial notification as a person under investigationThe hypothesis considered is the one foreseen by thearticle 660 of the penal code, relating to the "harassment or disturbance to people"The 26-year-old is being assisted by criminal defense attorney Luigi Poziello. The Taranto Public Prosecutor's Office opened an investigation following a report from officers at the Manduria police station, who acquired and analyzed online footage to reconstruct what happened in front of Misseri's home.
- investigations The incidents could also involve other young people present with the TikTok user: investigators will have to determine whether they merely witnessed the incident or participated in the alleged harassment. Videos, testimonies, and other evidence gathered during the investigation will clarify any liability.
In the background, there inevitably remains the crime that made that house sadly famous. Sarah Scazzi She was 15 years old when she was killed on August 26, 2010 in AvetranaFor the murder they were sentenced to life imprisonment. Sabrina Misseri and Cosima Serrano, respectively daughter and wife of Michele Misseri. The latter has always maintained that he was the perpetrator of the murder, but the sentences have reconstructed the story differently. Misseri was sentenced to eight years for the suppression of the corpse, after hiding his niece's body in a well. After serving his sentence, he returned to live in the house on Via Grazia Deledda, leading a particularly private life.