Sara Guglielmetti A controversial episode involving Fabrizio Corona and Stefano De Martino, with the former paparazzi king allegedly chasing the host, who then called the Carabinieri for help. Alberto Dandolo attempted to clarify what actually happened.
The truth emerges in the Corona-De Martino chase: here's what really happened.
On the night between October 14th and 15th, there was talk of an alleged car chase by Fabrizio Corona of Stefano De Martino , a pursuit that was later denied by the former king of the paparazzi. Alberto Dandolo, in the pages of Oggi, attempted to reconstruct what really happened, also reporting the alleged words the future Sanremo host uttered in front of the Carabinieri.
According to Dandolo, De Martino stopped the Carabinieri near Corso Sempione while riding his motorcycle. He then expressed fear of being chased by a car: " He's a reckless man in a Range Rover who's driving recklessly and at very high speed ." The driver also reportedly said that the driver was crossing intersections without respecting red lights: " I have the feeling he's chasing me . "
According to this reconstruction, Stefano De Martino did not recognize Fabrizio Corona as the driver, a claim already maintained by Selvaggia Lucarelli in her newsletter. After De Martino reported the incident, officers spotted the SUV between Corso Sempione and Via Moscati, with the driver failing to immediately comply with orders to stop, triggering a brief chase of approximately five hundred meters. Alberto Dandolo also clarified that the documents he cited only contain the generic reference "on the instructions of a motorcyclist."
Corona-De Martino Chase: The Consequences for the Former Paparazzi King
Fabrizio Corona was reportedly stopped by the Carabinieri, as the car was reportedly under administrative seizure. According to reports, the vehicle was seized and Corona was found without a license. The former paparazzi king was also reported for failing to stop at a Carabinieri checkpoint. However, we emphasize that these circumstances emerge from the journalistic reconstruction and therefore do not, in themselves, constitute a definitive judicial finding.