Sara Guglielmetti The hunt for the perpetrator of the attack on Siegfried Ranucci continues. Investigators are looking for a former Eastern European soldier capable of handling explosive devices.
Ranucci attack: investigation into former soldier capable of handling explosive devices
Who blew up the car of journalist Sigfrido Ranucci and his daughter? Investigators are continuing their investigations, and according to the latest news, the perpetrator of the attack is... he could be a former Eastern European soldier, capable of handling explosive devices and, perhaps, coming from the underworld of the Roman mafia and who would have acted on behalf of several individuals but who could also have come from outside.
This is at least the identikit of the attacker, according to The newspaperThanks to the cameras, the investigators identified a hooded man that, on the evening of the attack on the journalist of "Report" He was seen driving away undisturbed from Campo Ascolano, the location where the car explosion occurred. Someone was therefore following Ranucci, who returned to Rome after a few days. Investigators are now trying to reconstruct the route of the black Panda in which the alleged attacker then disappeared. Furthermore, it could also be the same person who, in August, had forced Ranucci's summer residence.
Ranucci attack: investigation underway for aggravated damage using mafia methods
As mentioned, investigations are continuing in order to identify the perpetrator of the attack. Ranucci. An investigation is now underway into a former Eastern European soldier. We recall that the investigation by prosecutor Carlo Villani is for damage aggravated by mafia methods. As always reported The newspaper, under observation by the Digos images from 40 cameras in the area. Since 2021, complaints from the journalist of "Report"There are 11 threats received, from anonymous letters to P38 bullets. Now we are waiting for the RIS report on the explosive, which was made with a kilo of compressed gunpowder. An explosives expert in The newspaper: "It's an expert's job, often there's a technical signature that helps us trace it back to the author. " This is precisely why we are talking about the former Eastern European soldier, someone who followed the journalist.