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Journalist Killed in Salerno, Confessed a 26-Year-Old Tunisian. Salvini: in Prison in His Country

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The man tried to escape at the sight of the policemen. According to what the investigators rebuilt, the two had known each other for some time and even on the Sabbath day they had first felt and then met.

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It was last Sunday that Luigi "Luca" Esposito was found dead after being missing for several days. Now a 26-year-old Tunisian has confessed to the murder of the Italian sports journalist.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The man tried to escape at the sight of the policemen. According to what the investigators rebuilt, the two had known each other for some time and even on the Sabbath day they had first felt and then met.

·Milan, Italy
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Hit and burned when he was still alive. The 26-year-old man, homeless, was tracked down in a cottage with his cell phone and a payment card from the victim. Excluding the track related to professional activity

·Italy
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His charred body had been found near Eboli, and now a man has been stopped: but there are so many things that do not return.

·Italy
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In the investigation into the murder of journalist Luca Esposito (Luigi's registry). In the night he was identified and subjected to arrest of suspect of crime the man held responsible for the crime. The suspect was tracked inside an abandoned cottage, where he was hiding. Thus a note of the Carabinieri. The operation was conducted by the Carabinieri of the Investigative Unit of the Provincial Command of Salerno, under the direction of the Publi…

·Rome, Italy
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He was hiding inside an abandoned cottage.

·Rome, Italy
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Il Fatto Quotidiano broke the news in Rome, Italy on Friday, July 24, 2026.
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