Leonardo Bove after Crans-Montana: 'I've seen my life escape, I don't want to lose it anymore'
"Three families were left looking for their children but only two injured boys still to be identified, a male and a female, so one had died
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"Three families were left looking for their children but only two injured boys still to be identified, a male and a female, so one had died. "When they told us Leo was alive, we celebrated of course, but in another room we saw the other family. In Crans-Montana, he will never come back: "I don't want to go back, I want to erase it from my life.".
Furthermore, We really wondered who we're dealing with? '.
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"Three families were left looking for their children but only two injured boys still to be identified, a male and a female, so one had died.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"When they told us Leo was alive, we celebrated of course, but in another room we saw the other family.
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In Crans-Montana, he will never come back: "I don't want to go back, I want to erase it from my life.".
according to ANSA - CronacaWe really wondered who we're dealing with? '.
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