Overview
- D’Angelo, 44, remains in pretrial custody in the Fier prison more than six weeks after the Aug. 8 collision near Kosovices.
- He faces counts of traffic violations and abandonment of the vehicle; his lawyers call his actions instinctive to seek help, and his wife describes severe psychological strain.
- Corriere reports four people were injured and one later died in the other car, while some outlets depict the crash as minor with no injuries.
- Italy’s embassy in Tirana and consulate in Vlorë are conducting prison visits and providing assistance in coordination with Albanian judicial authorities.
- New appeals include a University of L’Aquila fundraising drive, a parliamentary question by Luciano D’Alfonso with contacts to Albania’s presidency, and a letter from San Severo’s mayor to President Mattarella.