Lucky Awelima, Nigerian stopped in Central station is suspected of being “the butcher” who tore Pamela to pieces
Of Paola Fucilieri
Milano – There are those who will object that during the electoral campaign it is the most popular and "convenient" catwalk for political leaders such as the Northern League member Matteo Salvini or the evergreen Riccardo De Corato (FdI), for many interested in making it remain a ghetto.
Or rather than exploiting the wealth of ethnic groups, culture, extremely different communities and traditions, there is a tendency to definitively bury it as the most dangerous area in the north-eastern suburbs of Milan. A place where drug dealing reigns and houses occupied by immigrants ready for anything, also to host criminals and terrorists in transit, fugitives in search of the quiet of a safe and anonymous refuge while waiting for the waters to settle elsewhere. Yet also for the Nigerians involved in Macerata in the terrible end of the 19-year-old Roman Pamela Mastropietro – killed with two stab wounds to the abdomen before being cut to pieces and thrown into the Pollenza countryside, near Macerata – the "network" of via Padova seems to have once again proved decisive.
Lucky Awelima, 27 years, the Nigerian stopped on Friday morning in the Central Station in Milan by the Carabinieri of the «Captured» section, he is suspected by the investigators of the Macerata Police Force of even being "the butcher", that is, the one who would have physically torn poor Pamela to pieces. There would in fact be technical elements to confirm this and first of all the compatibility of his phone with the cells of the other two suspects for the murder, il 29enne Innocent Osaghale e Lucky Desmond, 22 years, Monday 29 January right in Osaghale's home. Factor that, along with some admissions made to investigators, they would hold Lucky Awelima to her responsibilities.
The 27 year old Nigerian, who on Friday was in the shopping area of ​​the station with his wife (foreign to the facts) he was planning to leave Saturday morning at 7.10, always from the Centrale to Chiasso. From there it is supposed he would have passed through Germany to reach Sweden, place of "election" of the majority of Nigerians who have a large community there.
But who has been providing logistical support to Awelima since when (Already: when?) arrived in Milan? On Friday once again it is the 27-year-old Nigerian's cell phone that indicates to the Macerata carabinieri, who in turn immediately alerted their Milanese colleagues, that the man wanted by the Marche prosecutor's office is located near the main railway station of the Lombardy capital.
Before arriving inside the station, but, Awelima meets other people. In fact, his phone has only been intercepted for a few minutes in the Marche region, when Awelima enters the airport. Around him there would be the cells of at least three other cell phones, which all converge in via Padova and surrounding areas. Once there, the cells suddenly disappear, as if the mobile phones had been suddenly deprived of the battery or otherwise destroyed in such a way as to prevent them from being identified.
Meanwhile, Lucky Awelima is blocked by the Carabinieri of «Catturandi». The Nigerian explains to the Milanese military that he is waiting to regularize his position at the prefecture of Ancona as an asylum seeker. However, when he understands that it is not a simple document check, he loses all his initial bravado and becomes completely silent. He will not speak again for the entire journey that takes him back to Macerata, to the crucial appointment with his faults and his conscience.
Source: http://www.ilgiornale.it/news/politica/rete-africana-che-ha-aiutato-mostro-fuga-1493501.html