I would like to inform you that my car with the wheelchair have been found. The car suffered some damage, the wheelchair is ok. Thank you very much for the immediate help you have shown me. Thank you, Davide.
With this email that came to the editorial office Davide Mulfari announces the happy ending of a story that had moved everyone, unleashing a real solidarity race on social media. “The Fiat 500 was found near the Observatory – Davide told us – A person contacted me in the comments on my Facebook post and told me there was a car with my plaque. My father went, he found the damage present, such as broken side window, destroyed ignition, various dents, but nothing is missing. Now he is in the workshop we hope to have it soon. The chair has saved himself.
What had happened
“Treat them well!”. It is the heartfelt appeal launched by Davide Mulfari, a computer engineer of the University of Messina, who in recent days has undergone a theft that goes far beyond the subtraction of a simple vehicle. On Wednesday 23 April, in fact, in a central street in the city, the only car in his family was stolen: A white Fiat 500L, Ga388px plate.
But what makes the theft particularly serious is the fact that the red wheelchair of Davide’s Rotelle was also located inside the trunk, an essential tool for its mobility and independence.
David himself reported the incident publiclywith a post on Facebook that immediately collected numerous shares and messages of solidarity: “Two days ago in a central street of #Messina our only car, a white fiat500l, was stolen. In the trunk there was also my red wheelchair, faithful life partner, places, events for me. Treat them well!”. Words that strike, not only for the sadness of the gesture suffered, but also for the dignity and humanity with which Davide has chosen to tell his story.