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Fabio Savi apologizes to the families of the Uno Bianca victims

From Bollate prison, Fabio Savi sent a letter of apology to the victims' families, who express their outrage.

22 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Fabio Savi, a former member of the criminal gang Uno Bianca, has written a letter to the families of the victims from Bollate prison, where he is serving a life sentence. In the letter, Savi expresses remorse for his actions and attempts to justify his gesture as a manifestation of torment for the pain caused to the victims.

However, the families' reaction was swift. Representatives from the association representing the victims' relatives described the letter as "instrumental," claiming that Savi is trying to gain personal advantages through these apologies.

In particular, the families expressed outrage, stating that Savi addresses them mainly for his own benefit rather than out of genuine remorse. The president of the association commented that the letter appears aimed at obtaining benefits rather than expressing authentic regret.

This exchange of communications occurs in an already sensitive context, where the actions of the Uno Bianca gang had a devastating impact on Bologna and the surrounding regions, leaving a trail of pain and suffering in the lives of the affected individuals.

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