The family of Maurizio
Gugliotta, a 52-year-old ex-factory work stabbed to death at a
second-hand market in Turin Sunday morning, on Monday appealed
against attempts to "use our pain...to become a banner for
people to go on to the media preaching hate and racism".
Gugliotta got into a fight with a 27-year-old Nigerian of no
fixed abode, Khalid Be Greata, who sliced his jugular vein with
a knife. Questioned by police Sunday Greata exercised his right
to remain silent. Organisers of the market stressed he was not a
seller. Greata has a residency permit and no criminal record.
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