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Pantani's mother: "reopen the investigation into the death of my son"

The cry comes directly from Tonina Pantani, Marco Pantani's mom wants to know the truth. The sample Romagna, found dead in residence 'The Rose' in Rimini on February 14 2004 in suspicious circumstances, was immediately supported the hypothesis of an overdose of cocaine. Immediately, the mother of the second sample, there were some facts that do not add up, and now new details seem to involve the ex-Pirate's longtime girlfriend, Christine. According to the initial hypothesis Marco Pantani would have left a note bearing the names of people who acted against him.
so abundant in five years after the death of cyclist, new details emerge that have pushed the mother of Pirate Tonina, to seek a reopening of the investigation. Within an interview with the weekly "live" Tonina reveals that Mark has "left writings in which he names and last names', including which even that of ex-girlfriend Christine, who would provide the drug at the same Pantani. The mother of former cyclist
Mercatone Uno, does not believe, indeed, he never believed the hypothesis of suicide: "If it's true what is written there, that she was giving him that stuff, I felt compelled to go to prosecutors and to see everything. I request to reopen the investigation into the death of my son, because the truth might be very close. I've always expressed my belief that my son was killed, that from Campiglio (when Pantani was found a rate of hematocrit 52%, two percentage points above the limit, note) that there was a conspiracy against him, and the many shortcomings in the investigation into his death suggest a light, if not a weakness. Again, prosecutors have highlighted above what he said Renato Vallanzasca, Comasina boss, when in prison he was invited to bet on the winner of the Tour and said he certainly would not have been Pantani. "
"Probably - he concludes - were also the bad friendships that led him to drugs and isolated in the last days of life in the residence where he was later found dead. They told him to take these things because they were good. Then ended up in the tunnel and was unable to get out more. " Confident of the outcome of the investigation: "The truth may be very close," he concluded.