Desiree Mariottini, ordinance: that’s why Minthe remains in prison

Murder Desiree Mariottini, after yesterday’s sentence Brian Minthe, one of the four convicted in the case of the sixteen-year-old found dead in the San Lorenzo district of Rome, will remain in prison because “the danger of escape is concrete and current”. This was written by the judges of the Third Court of Assizes of Rome in the order with which, accepting the request of the Rome Prosecutor’s Office, they ordered the precautionary custody in prison for the man sentenced last night to twenty-four and a half years. Read also Danger of escape, reads the three-page provision, “also in order to avoid the execution of the sentence as he did immediately at the time of Desirée Mariottini’s death”. In the order, notified by the Mobile Squad of the Rome Police Headquarters last night at the Regina Coeli prison, it is also reported that Minthe “showed no signs of resipiscence” and given that he does not have a home, “less burdensome measures would not be practicable” than For the death of the sixteen-year-old, found lifeless on October 19, 2018 after being abused in an abandoned building in via dei Lucani in the San Lorenzo district of Rome, three other sentences were also decided after a long council chamber: life imprisonment for Mamadou Gara and Yusef Salia and 27 years for Alinno Chima.