Cipollini condemns, ex wife: “I was afraid, end of nightmare”

“I am pleased with this sentence and this victory, even if we say that it is not a victory, but a difficult life” So Sabrina Landucci, ex wife of Mario Cipollini, immediately after the sentence that saw the former sentenced to 3 years in prison cycling champion in first instance by the Court of Lucca for mistreatment, threats and injuries, collected from an exclusive interview for ‘Storie Italiane’ on Rai1, by the reporter of the program Vittorio Introcaso. “It was a very difficult path, the defense part really hurt me very, very badly. I felt offended in the image of an inadequate mother. It is the end of a nightmare,” he added. Read also “After seven long years a nightmare has ended”, the presenter Eleonora Daniele relaunched from the studio. “They were seven difficult years, I was quite reserved in my things – continued Landucci. – But at some point I had to say enough and scream what I had inside, because it was difficult and unsustainable. It’s a life that I fight for my daughters, I do everything for them, so the image of inadequate mother I was painted with really hurt me. For me it was a complicated life, with a figure of a character about whom I have nothing to say on the sporting side, but unfortunately he had strong difficulties in our relationship that have definitely damaged me. I think this sentence is right beyond that it hurts everyone, because it really hurts “. Then speaking of the seven long years of the trial, Cipollini’s ex-wife added:” I thought I could manage a situation that at some point point after years of separation I was no longer able to manage. I was afraid, and at that moment I said enough and a little unconsciously I took this step. I did not know what I was going to face, such a long process, I did not imagine it. Fortunately it is the first time and I hope also the last, I do not wish it to anyone, but I had to do it. there are winners. I have two daughters, so I think they are the injured party. It was right to think of them: a sign that a woman at a certain point must also give in respect for other women and especially for her own children. , but it is difficult to report.These are such private things and intimate that it is difficult to put at everyone’s mercy “.