“I can’t believe it. How can they have the courage to talk about the ordeal? They are without shame. We have been living with a knife in our hearts for 40 years and ours is a pain that will never end. There is no prescription for what they have done. They should extradite them directly without even letting them speak. ” Disbelief and anger are the feelings that transpire from the voice of Silvia Tirrito as she comments to the Adnkronos the request by the former terrorists arrested not to be extradited from France. His uncle, Michele Granato, an agent of the state police, was killed in September 1979, in Rome, by the Red Brigades and among his killers was Roberta Cappelli, one of the eight terrorists arrested last week in France. “On her deathbed, my grandmother’s last word was ‘Michele’ – she adds – Her thoughts have always been directed to that son they took from her when she was only 24 years old and these killers have the courage to talk about their lives . And the family members who have lost their loved ones? And a 20-year-old young man who was prevented from living his life? All this only adds to the anger we have inside for all these years without justice. “