The funeral took place in Locri of Happy Maurizio D’EttoreNational Guarantor of Prisoners, died suddenly at the age of 64. D’Ettore was on vacation with his family when he fell ill and, despite the efforts made by health workers to save his life, he died. At the funeral of D’Ettore, a former member of parliament, who had been in office for about eight months as National Guarantor of Prisoners, which was celebrated by the military ordinary for Italy Saint Marcianòthe Minister of Justice participated Charles Nordioaccompanied by the undersecretaries Andrea Delmastro of the Widows (Justice) and from Wanda Ferro (Interior). Present were the national head of the organization of Fratelli d’Italia, the party that D’Ettore had mocked, John Donzelli, the mayor of Locri Joseph Fontana and the regional councilor of Calabria John Calabrese.
In his homily, the military ordinary of Italy outlined a profile of D’Ettore, highlighting his competence in legal matters and his moral integrity. “His spirit of service – he said – will always remain an example, Maurizio was a point of reference for the moral integrity with which he highlighted the many problems that afflict Italian prisons”. The prelate then underlined the deep bond that D’Ettore maintained with Locri where his elderly mother and other relatives live and where he returned to spend the summer holidays. “He was a son of Locri – underlined Monsignor Marcianò – a man of the south”. A moment of great emotion, underlined by a long applause, when the daughters of the jurist took the floor to thank the many citizens of Locri, the city of his roots and to which he was strongly attached, who shared the pain of their family and the doctors of the city hospital. At the news of the death of D’Ettore, former parliamentarian of Fratelli d’Italia, numerous reactions from the entire political world starting from the President of the Council Georgia Meloni who had spoken of an “honest and generous man”.