Lollobrigida’s spokesperson in chats with ‘Diabolik’: “The Jews? Damn them”

The conversation on Whatsapp emerged from the investigation into the murder of Fabrizio Piscitelli, known as 'Diabolik', Lazio ultras leader as well as right-wing extremist and drug trafficker killed in Rome on 7 August 2019

ROME – Anti-Semitic phrases and praise of fascism. But not only. This is the content of a chat on Whatsapp between the spokesperson of the Minister of Agriculture Francesco Lollobrigida, Paolo Signorelli, and his friend ‘Diabolik’ who emerged from the investigation into the murder of Fabrizio Piscitelli, known as ‘Diabolik’, head of Lazio ultras and right-wing extremist and drug trafficker killed in Rome on 7 August 2019. As Repubblica reports, among the passages of the chat there is also the one in which Signorelli declares himself happy at the news of the acquittal of Elvis Demce, Albanian boss of the Capitoline underworld acquitted of murder. Joy that goes out when talking about Jews, like Gad Lerner. And again, praise to the black terrorists – such as Valerio Fioravanti, Pierluigi Concutelli, Luigi Ciavardini and Mario Tuti – “honor to them”, wrote Signorelli.

‘Diabolik’ and Lollobrigida’s spokesperson know each other for their shared passion for Lazio. “It’s not our fault if the Roman fans are Jews,” says Diabolik in a voice. “All Jews,” says Signorelli. “Damn them and the Jews”, writes Signorelli in response to an article posted by Pisciletti on German soldiers who died in Allied prison camps during the Second World War.

Why does Gad Lerner’s name also appear in the chat? For the journalist’s position towards the death of a fan at San Siro in 2018. “That Jew Gad Lerner…”, writes ‘Diabolik’. “What did that pig say,” replies Signorelli.

Not just anti-Semitism, Roman crime and neo-fascism. But also paganism. As we always read in Repubblica, in the chat there are stories of rituals performed with some former TAR terrorists on Mount Soratte, the place where Mussolini had his bunker built.