After a year of research, Vincenzo D’Introno reappears in Fiumicino. Originally from the province of Bari, the 22-year-old lost track of him last year in Livigno, where he went for a job interview. From that moment on, nothing more was known about him and, after a year of heartfelt appeals, including on the program “Chi l’ha visto”, by relatives and friends, he was identified and stopped in Fiumicino, in Parco Da Vinci, a commercial area.
It seems that the young man was in a state of confusion when he was spotted by the vigilantes in the area, who immediately requested the intervention of the police. Once identified, the boy, who showed signs of mental confusion, initially tried to escape to the fields outside Parco Da Vinci. Only the intervention of the police allowed the arrest.
The police confirmed the identity of the young man thanks to the database of the Ministry of the Interior. It seems that the boy had been seen for several days in Rome, probably sleeping near the overpass that connects Parco Da Vinci and Parco Leonardo.
His presence near the shopping area raised suspicions because he was in an area reserved only for shopkeepers, wearing unusual clothing and showing signs of mental confusion. The young man was given immediate medical attention and his parents reached him from Bari to hug him again.
The investigations to clarify the details of Vincenzo D’Introno’s disappearance and the circumstances of his discovery are still ongoing.
