«I was not kidnapped. I made it all up, I wanted to kill myself”

“I wasn’t kidnapped, I wanted to kill myself.” During a new interrogation yesterday evening, you confessed to the fake kidnapping of Milena Santirocco, the dance teacher from Lanciano, who disappeared two Sundays ago and was found in Castel Volturno on Saturday evening. After telling her about a kidnapping by two hooded people, who also attempted to drown her, she collapsed and said she had made it all up. “I was desperate, I wanted to take my own life.”

Milena Santirocco interrogated for 8 hours, confirms the version of the kidnapping. The prosecutor: “She’s fine, she’s back with the family”

The fake kidnapping

Since Sunday 29 April there had been no news of him: the searches started from a car park on the Turin seafront of Sangro Marina, where his Renault Clio was found. The day had started in a completely normal way, with Milena having had lunch with her children and in the afternoon she had decided to go to the coastal area that she loved so much, perhaps for a relaxing walk. From that moment on, all traces of her were lost: her mobile phone no longer showed signs of life, with the last signal connected to a cell phone at 6.37pm. But too many things don’t add up and there are several obscure points in this controversial affair.

Milena, who reappeared wet and injured in Castel Volturno, initially said that two hooded kidnappers had tried to drown her. She actually – she admitted last night – she would have voluntarily thrown herself into the pond in an attempt to commit suicide, but she couldn’t do it. Then the idea of ​​simulating her kidnapping.

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