Luigi Marelli, a prominent leader in the “Free Italy” movement against the corona vaccination, died of the virus.
And the newspaper “Corriere della Sera” indicated today, Monday, that Marelli’s friends, activists of the “Free Italy” movement, of which he was one of its leaders, were the first to announce his death on the movement’s Facebook page, but they did not mention the cause of his death.
And the newspaper reported that one of his closest friends, businessman Marino Ricciotti, said on social media that Marelli had fallen victim to “Covid-19”.
In his post, which was later deleted, Ricciotti expressed his conviction that Marelli could have been saved if he had “heed the advice of his family and friends instead of following your ideology… You should be ashamed to even mention his name.”
The media uproar over Marilli’s death angered the “Let’s Liberate Italy” movement, which published on its website a statement calling on the media to stop “exploiting” his death for the purpose of insulting “his dignity as a man engaged in the struggle for the liberation of our homeland”, threatening to prosecute the media.
The movement also stressed that “injury and disease belong to the vaccinated and the unvaccinated alike.”