Referendum, Giuseppe Gulotta: “I am 22 years in prison as innocent, we vote yes so that it does not happen again”

“We must go and vote and vote yes even with the hope that cases like mine will not happen again”. So at AdnKronos Giuseppe Gulotta, 22 years in prison as innocent for the murder of two carabinieri that he had never committed. Arrested in 1976, when he was 18 years old, he leaves prison after 2 years and 3 months and then, after 12 years, returns behind bars where he remains, after the final sentence, from 1990 to 2010. In 2012 the judges, in review process, they acquitted him for not having committed the deed. “I have already participated in a meeting with the Radical Party in Rome because I share their battle to which the Lega has also joined – begins Gulotta -, I hope that everyone goes to vote, even if, unfortunately, there is silence on TV total on referendums, apart from some small information they give between one space and another. Talk shows do not deal with it, perhaps Mediaset is doing something more “. “I am not an expert – he underlines -, I mean little about the reform of the CSM, to say, but we must go and vote yes in particular for the question on the separation of careers, which I believe is the most important. A prosecutor who goes hand in hand with the judge is an abnormal thing. When I was on trial, the prosecutor, at the end of the hearing, almost went to the council chamber with the Court and the popular jury. defense, and I hope that the prosecutor will also begin to evaluate the evidence in favor of the offender. The judge must judge in full freedom, he must be a third party, super partes “. “Therefore, I invite the Italians to go and vote yes – continues Gulotta -, and I invite the mass media to give more information on the referendum, also because the period is a bit special, people maybe think about going to the sea, but we hope that on June 12 he will go to vote for the referendums “.” I don’t know if the victory of yes, with the overcoming of the quorum, will make it more difficult for cases like those of which I have been a victim to occur – he observes -, I know However, there are so many judicial errors. Every day 3 innocents end up in prison, a thousand a year. When they invite me to tell my story I do it to make sure that cases like mine don’t happen again. Unfortunately, however , the reality is very different from what I hoped for. So I invite you to vote yes even with the hope that cases like mine will not happen again “.” I am afraid – adds Gulotta – that if the quorum is not reached, the defeat of the referendums will leave justice as it is Referendums are a stimulus to parliament to speed up with justice reform. The reform of Minister Cartabia is important in some points, but in others a little less, but something is moving “.” I hope, therefore – concludes Gulotta -, that the Italians go to vote, that the quorum is exceeded and that yes they win, also to avoid new sensational cases like the Palamara one. Justice today is rotten to its foundations “.