It was found this morning in Milan’s Central Station the sixteen-year-old who disappeared last year March 21st from Colico (Lecco). The boy was buying a ticket to go home. This was recognized by a couple of travellers, who immediately notified FS Security staff who, in turn, requested the intervention of the Railway Police. The police reported it.
“I thank the police and all the people who helped us during this terrible week”, were the first words of the young man’s father. The parent spoke briefly to journalists while he and his wife, the boy’s mother, were entering the station’s police station where the officers took the 16-year-old after he was found.
“It’s the end of a nightmare,” the 16-year-old’s grandfather told Mattino Cinque. “It’s the end of a nightmare, of a series of worries. We are very happy that everything ended in the best way. I can’t wait to hug him and resume that dialogue that was interrupted for eight days” he added. Now “we will try to understand the reasons for the gesture and we will help him to resume his activity as a student and to reintegrate into the school in which he was happy, he did well”. “As we have always done, we will be patient and attentive grandparents to his development as a man. I feel happy. I am very happy, I am waiting for him. I can’t wait to hug him” he concluded.
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He was blocked on the border between Croatia and Montenegro
Edoardo Galli had arrived as far as Montenegro. The young person – following the activation of all cooperation channels
international police force by the Carabinieri of the Provincial Command of Lecco – had been checked on the night of the 27th
march by Croatian police at the Karasovici-Sutorina border with Montenegro. The boy – explained the police
Lecco – it was clearly discovered that he had returned to Italy and was recognized thanks to the diffusion of the images from the surveillance cameras.
“The research conducted both on the national territory and abroad, thanks to the active collaboration of all the institutions, the coordination of the Prefecture of Lecco and the investigative directives of the Prosecutor’s Office of the capital of Lecco – explain the military – have allowed
to reconstruct” how the boy “after taking a train on the morning of March 21st from the Morbegno railway station, reached the Milan Central railway station, losing track of himself”.
“Following the activation of all channels of international police cooperation by the Carabinieri of the Command
provincial of Lecco, the young man was checked on the night of March 27 by the Croatian police at the Karasovici-Sutorina border
with Montenegro. Vistosi, discovered, returned to the Italian national territory where he was recognized thanks to the diffusion of the images extrapolated by the Carabinieri in recent days and disseminated by the Judicial Authority”.
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