The colonel of the carabinieri Fabio Pasquariello died, he was 57 years old

UDINE. Colonel Fabio Pasquariello, head of the investigative unit of Udine for eight years, passed away on the evening of Tuesday 4 January, due to a sudden illness that hit him while he was dining in a restaurant in Caltanissetta.

He was 57 years old. Pasquariello, as mentioned, suddenly felt ill while he was having dinner. Attempts to revive him were useless. He died on the spot. It was the carabinieri of Udine, in the late evening of Tuesday 4 January, who warned their son Marco, who resides in the Friulian capital.

Pasquariello, in October 2013, after eight years spent in Udine, with the rank of captain had been transferred to Trieste at the helm of the Investigative Unit while in 2019 he had assumed the position of commander of the investigative unit of Caltanissetta.

When he was in command of the investigative unit of the carabinieri of Udine, it was impossible not to notice: omnipresent in the barracks, at the crime scenes and at the myriad of meetings to which he was invited to give lectures and conferences, and always available to everyone, whether it was of colleagues, journalists or the many citizens lined up behind his door.

In eight years of service in the Friulian capital, the then captain Pasquariello had become an authentic point of reference. The professional, as well as a profound connoisseur of the territory and careful observer of the various facets of human nature, to whom to turn for any need – from the most banal theft at the supermarket, to the most complex legal case – and, not least – at any time of the day. day and night.

Pasquariello’s name is linked to many investigations related to bloody events: such as the one that, in September 2012, culminated in the identification of the two killers of the double murder of Lignano, consecrating Pasquariello in the “elite” of the Italian investigation.