Cira Antignano does not give up and remembers her son who died in prison
(ANSA) – VIAREGGIO, AUGUST 25 – Today it is 11 years since the death of Daniele Franceschi, the 36-year-old carpenter from Viareggio who died while he was detained in the prison of Grasse (France) on August 25, 2010. The mother, Cira Antignano, still continues to ask what happened to the son’s organs. “The only purpose of my life now is this,” he says. Despite the promises from the French government and its visits to the country beyond the Alps, to date it has not managed to obtain what was requested. The body of the son arrived in Italy from France without internal organs.
The lawyer Aldo Lasagna also returns to the affair, who has looked after the interests of the family over the years. “Unfortunately, there have been numerous mysteries, ambiguities, reticence on the part of the French and many gray areas that surround the distressing affair after these years”, claims the lawyer. To disturb the mood of mother Cira is then an anonymous letter that she received in 2020 and in which a macabre organ harvesting of the body was hypothesized.
For the death of Daniele Franceschi, the prison doctor Jean Paule Estrade was sentenced by the court of Grasse in the first degree for involuntary homicide (the equivalent of manslaughter in the Italian legal system) to one year of imprisonment and prohibition of the profession. , who then did not appeal, and the nurse Stephanie Colonna, acquitted the latter on appeal. Another nurse, Francoise Boselli, was acquitted in the first instance. (HANDLE).