“You should live to serve the family you’ve ruined, name changes as well as remains of an assassin.” Dozens of comments, insults and threats have appeared on the Facebook profile of Doina Matei, Romania’s that on April 26, 2007 killed with an umbrella Vanessa Russo in the Rome metro. Doina, a mother of two, who was sentenced to 16 years in prison is under surveillance, and in January opened a profile with a different name.
After the news appeared in the Messenger and photos of the actress smiling circulated on the net, the people of the web has been unleashed. His lawyer Nino Marazzita said that “Doina has the right to reintegrate into society.”
“The prison system – he added – it worked well bringing the sentence imposed to acceptable levels and proportionate murder manslaughter and also calibrating on the figure of Doina and the drama he lived. When the fact occurred she had just turned 18 and had lived a hard shoulder with two children. “
But who remembers that murder in the corridors of the metro at Termini, the Doina and and then escape his arrest, there He is and speaks of “Injustice for Vanessa and her family.” And on Facebook it was created at this time a page “Justice for Vanessa, the death penalty for Doina”.
But the threats are many: “Back in Rome waiting for you with open arms and eye because if it rains all of us have an umbrella.” And again: “Assassin”, “I curse you.” “You other seven years to be served but already you go around.” “For what it’s worth I can curse you and I wish you the worst possible end – still write on Facebook – That poor girl you killed deserved to live a lot longer than you.” The profile has been overshadowed.
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