A carefree walk, one of the many he took on those roads on board his inseparable motorcycle, a red Ducati 916, ends in darkness for Pasquale Roscioli, a young forty-year-old from Strangolagalli. The man died from injuries sustained when he hit a Jeep Compass driven by a 54-year-old man in the Pico area.
A road that he traveled thousands of times in his life, because together with his family he owned a furniture shop whose sales point was between Pico and San Giovanni Incarico. The accident occurred on Sunday around 4.30pm in the aforementioned municipality on the SR Valle del Liri – Colle Ponte. The impact was extremely violent for the poor centaur and it was immediately clear that the situation was very serious. The 118 emergency services and the police were immediately on the scene and tried in every way to save him from death. The extent of the accident will be established by the findings carried out by the soldiers of the mobile radio unit of the Pontecocorvo Company. The first leaked news spoke of a 40-year-old young man from Isola del Liri. In the city of the waterfalls the news had fallen like a rock, people were trying to understand who the man who was the victim of the accident was. But this is Pasquale Roscioli who was only born in Isola Liri in 1984.
WHO WAS
Son of a well-known furniture craftsman from Strangolagalli, Pasquale Roscioli, after obtaining his diploma from the “Volta” high school in Frosinone, continued his father’s work, specializing in furniture assembly. He leaves behind his partner and two children aged 8 and 10. The 40-year-old’s great passion, as also emerges from his Facebook page, was motorbikes. Among the posts, one recalls a motorcyclist rally that took place in Ripi on May 26th. Then many photos that portray him on the track, with a racing suit and motorbike or at races with his friends.
COUNTRY UNDER SHOCK
The community of Strangolagalli where the Roscioli family is well known is in shock. Mayor Mauro Celli expressed his condolences on behalf of the town: «The loss of Pasquale represents a deep wound for our entire community. The memory of him will remain alive in the hearts of all those who had the privilege of knowing him and appreciating his goodness and dedication. Our administration – concludes the mayor – is close to the family, trying to alleviate, as much as possible, the burden of this tragedy”.
In the space of 24 hours it is the second tragedy to occur on a motorbike. The same fate, on Saturday afternoon, befell Luca Pulsinelli, a forest policeman from Valcomino who died on the Marsicana road, in the municipality of Opi, while returning home after work.
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