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Off the top of my head young Gino is well inserted in his social enviroment and has far too many witnesses on his side. It would become a Neapolitan story in which many people would attack the Letizias in fairly imaginative ways. It's the Letizias that tread rough ground here. There's no way Berlusconi can outfox Eduardo di Filippo. He's not Neapolitan.

Today the father, Elio, has proposed a new version. His wife, daughter and himself met Berlusconi in 2001 in Rome. I imagine they'll have to start producing witnesses- a fairly easy thing to do within a personal political entity of that nature.

Gino has replied that he finds the whole thing very strange: he asserts there are hundreds of people that know every detail of the story of his relation with Noemi.

by de Gondi (publiobestia aaaatttthotmaildaughtusual) on Mon May 25th, 2009 at 02:54:36 PM EST
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With a hat tip to Gag Halfrunt, you must refer this section from among those not translated in the diary:

La Repubblica.it - Ten questions to Berlusconi » "How `Papi' Berlusconi came into Noemi's life"

Gino Flaminio's words seem genuine, backed up by the photos, by the recollections of their friends (who have pictures of Noemi and Gino on their computer), by a few letters, by the memories of neighbors and his parents, but above all by the obstinacy with which the young man hid himself away for weeks, becoming an invisible presence in Noemi's life.
La Repubblica  tracked him down with - difficulty, much patience and a lot of luck - in the factory on Corso San Giovanni where all his fellow workmen knew Noemi and the story of Gino's lost love. Fellow workmen who - to the very end - tried to protect him. "Gino? Who is this Gino Flaminio?" while Gino hid behind a wall.

Good.

*Lunatic*, n.
One whose delusions are out of fashion.

by DoDo on Tue May 26th, 2009 at 03:45:51 AM EST
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