"We No Longer Have Money to Cure Bianca": the Truth Behind the Death of the Family of Pietralata (Rome)
11 Articles
11 Articles
I learned through my interpreter of the tragedy that struck the family of Rome. I remember the child and her parents. I am deeply saddened. If I had known about their...
“We are alone and we can’t stand it anymore.” These are the words with which Luca Abbasciano and Valentina Pambianco tried to explain their decision to kill their daughter Bianca and her dog and then kill themselves at their home in Rome. They wrote them in a farewell note found in their home after having placed all their hopes in a treatment in Mexico for the cerebral palsy of the little one. Perhaps the therapies in Monterrey had not had the e…
After spending hundreds of thousands of euros in Mexico to treat the cerebral palsy of his daughter Bianca without getting results, Luca Abbasciano and Valentina Pambianco took their lives with the youngest and her dog. They left about twenty farewell letters Read
Three trips to Mexico, at least 300,000 euros spent, a hope pursued to the last and a family life progressively crushed by the need for care and support for the disease of a small child, by the economic difficulties. It is within this story, still to be reconstructed and of which details and facets emerge with the passing of the days, [...] L'articolo The loneliness, the fatigue and the hope of an impossible cure. So the family of Pietralata has…
The story of Valentina Pambianco and Luca Abbasciano: a therapy in Mexico with dubious effectiveness behind the murder-suicide of her daughter
The story of the massacre in Pietralata: the discovery of the disability of the child, then that of not being able to have other children. And having looked for a ...
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