Pierluigi Vigna

thumb|Pier Luigi Vigna Piero Luigi Vigna (1 August 1933 - 28 September 2012) was an Italian magistrate. From 1997 to 2005 he was Chief of the Procura Nazionale Antimafia (National Antimafia Prosecution Office). Quotes We must continue the fight against terrorism without ever abandoning the principles of the Constitution. From the debate A nostro modesto giudizio..., L'Espresso, 22 June 1980. (About clemency for the pentiti) To what extent are politicians – and above all the public – prepared to accept that murderers go unpunished? From the debate A nostro modesto giudizio..., L'Espresso, 22 June 1980. Interviews Telefono giallo, episode dedicated to the Monster of Florence, 6 October 1987 According to experts, based on a reconstruction of all the circumstances surrounding the murders, it is believed that the perpetrator was a man, primarily due to his physical strength and, secondly, likely also because of his estimated height, which was deduced from the position from which the shots were fired in the murder of the two young Germans in 1983. The identikit was produced in 1983, specifically in relation to the only double murder that took place in Calenzano that autumn. There must be someone who is close to him, who knows and who cannot overcome it; it is difficult to overcome one’s affections, difficult to make new ones, because we are always ourselves, but I would really like, in this case, for those close to him—and for the reasons given by Giorgio Abraham and for this reason to make new friends and to avoid other things, that this close person really does work on their loved one. External links Vigna, Pierluigi Category:1933 births Category:2012 deaths Category:Prosecutors from Italy