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02 October 2019 After 4 hours of council chamber, the Court of Assizes of Appeal of Ancona confirmed the sentence, inflicted in the first instance, to 12 years of imprisonment for Luca Traini, 30 years old from Tolentino who on 3 February 2018 wounded six migrants gunshot color in the streets of Macerata.
A raid that Traini had justified by saying he wanted to avenge the killing of 18-year-old Pamela Mastropietro.
The Attorney General, led by Sergio Sottani, had asked for confirmation of the first degree sentence which recognized Traini responsible for the massacre aggravated by racial hatred, damage and illegal carrying of a weapon.
The defense, represented by the lawyer.
Giancarlo Giulianelli, in addition to the renewal of the psychiatric report for the accused, had claimed for him the non-configurability of the crime of massacre, the absence of racial reasons and the application of generic extenuating circumstances.
In the courtroom
The trial took place with an abbreviated procedure behind closed doors in the presence, among others, of the lawyers of the civil party.
The accusation, represented by the Attorney General Sergio Sottani and by the deputy pg Luigi Ortenzi.
A small screen was also placed in front of the court bench where images and films were projected to reconstruct the dynamics of the shooting.
Traini's book
It is dedicated to Pamela Mastropietro, the 18-year-old Roman killed and torn to pieces by a Nigerian pusher, the book written in prison by Luca Traini, the thirty-year-old from Tolentino who on 3 February 2018, a few days after the discovery of the body of the girl, began to shoot wildly at migrants of color, driving around the streets of the city and its surroundings.
This was said today by Traini's lawyer, Giancarlo Giulianelli, in the Court of Appeal in Ancona after the man was sentenced in the first instance to 12 years in prison.
Traini has always motivated the raid with the desire to avenge Pamela.
According to the lawyer, he is looking for a publisher and intends to use the proceeds from the book's sales to satisfy the plaintiffs.