“I was kidnapped and they tried to kill me.” She was hurt and wet

«Please, can I have a phone to call home? I was kidnapped and they tried to kill me.” Shaky, entirely wet, partly covered in torn leaves and branches and with obvious wounds on her wrists. With these words and in this way, Milena Santirocco, the woman who disappeared the day before in Lanciano, introduced herself last night at 10.15pm in the Nacca coffee shop, a bar in the main square of Castel Volturno.

Milena Santirocco found alive in Castel Volturno. But the escape of the dance teacher from Lanciano remains a mystery

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She then said she had been kidnapped by two hooded men, who spoke in Italian. That they would have tied her hands and feet and taken her by car to the beach in front of the historic center of Castel Volturno, in the Variconi Oasis, which she had never known before, and here they would have tried to drown her in a pond. The kidnappers, then, imagining her dead, would have gone away and she would have managed to free herself from the bonds and directed towards the first inhabited area in search of help.

Disappearance

The happy ending, surprisingly, while pessimistic hypotheses were already spreading, arrived after six days of research. He is in good health and is in the police station after having contacted his family. The dance and fitness teacher had disappeared last Sunday. The massive searches and searches by the firefighters, Civil Protection, divers and Coast Guard who yesterday patrolled the Adriatic Sea up to Termoli with drones and helicopters were useless. Just yesterday the operational base was moved about ten kilometers south, to Casalbordino Lido, from the Turin di Sangro seafront, where Milena’s Renault Clio was found on Monday afternoon, which was open and also had a punctured wheel with a nail. Alessia Natali, Abruzzo manager of “Penelope”, the association that deals with missing persons, also arrived in Casalbordino yesterday, accompanied by the lawyer Antonio Cozza, of the Perugia Court. Her sons Manuel and Denis had also distributed Penelope’s SOS flyer along the entire coast, with data and photos of their mother.

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