The 118 Fabiana Chiarappa rugby player and rescuer had died from the injuries sustained in the accident that took place on April 2. The parish priest ended up under house arrest
Don Nicola D’Onghia, the 54 -year -old parish priest investigated for road murder aggravated by the escape and omission of rescue, was arrested and placed at home, in relation to the accident in which the 32 -year -old Fabiana Chiarappa, rescuer of 118 and Rugby player for the Bears Rugby Capurso died on 2 April. The woman traveled riding her motorcycle, a Suzuki Sv 650, on the provincial road 172, between Turi and Putignano, when she would lose control of the vehicle and would end up off the road, hitting a dry stone wall. According to a hypothesis, the 32 -year -old would have fallen alone and then would have been crushed by the Fiat Bravo led by the priest. The crushing would have caused the death of the woman. The parish priest had said that that evening, while traveling that road, he had warned a noise coming from the platform of the car but had not noticed the motorcycle or the girl.
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From the investigations carried out on the Fiat Bravo del Prete in the days following the accident, the presence of traces of blood on the parish priest’s car emerged. The accident would take place around 20:28. And the parish priest, around 20:30, shortly after hearing the noise, would have stopped in a service station to check any damage to the car, before getting back into the car and returning home. According to other investigations, as reported by Republicthe parish priest would have been on the phone up to 11 seconds before the investment. The priest said he had learned the accident from the press the next day and for this, after consulting his lawyers, he decided to tell everything to the carabinieri. To perform the ordinance that has the house arrest, the carabinieri were. The precautionary measure was ordered by the Bari Court for “danger of both evidentiary pollution and reiteration of crimes”, it is highlighted in a note.
