The investigators continue their investigations into the shooting that occurred two days ago in Reggio Calabria when the body shop worker Giuseppe Bullcace was the victim of an attack.
Meanwhile, according to what was reconstructed by Klaus Davi, Bullace was at his body shop while the killer(s) shot him. His brother-in-law was also there, but in the house (which is only about 150 meters away) there were his wife and one of his children.
The killer fired a single shot with a pellet rifle while the victim’s back was turned. The volley of pellets penetrated his body, seriously wounding him in various parts, including his liver and shoulder. Bullace, who is currently hospitalized, should have shoulder surgery today, as announced by Davi. The moment he felt the blow to his back, the bodybuilder remained standing but ducked for fear of receiving more blows and alerted his brother-in-law, realizing what was happening. At that moment the victim had his back turned and his brother-in-law was elsewhere in the body shop working and he didn’t see the killer(s) either.
Bullace’s wife was also nearby, on the balcony of the house and heard a noise, but she thought an object had fallen also because after the bang she noticed that her husband was still on his legs and walking. Some cameras inside and outside the bodywork may have recorded the scene. Bullace, as reported by Davi, received the shotgun blast and the pellets also ended up on two cars parked inside the body shop.
Immediately after the incident, the brother-in-law accompanied Giuseppe Bullace, bleeding on the right side of his back, to the hospital. It could have been a warning since after the first shot, the killer immediately disappeared, avoiding shooting a second or third time.
“Despite the attack I have suffered, I have no intention of lowering my head. I am alive by a miracle, nothing can be achieved with force. I have been working since I was 14 and I am proud of it for my children, for my wife and for all the people who love me and I will continue to do so until I retire”, Giuseppe Bullace confided to Klaus Davi.