on the basis of his testimony. we needed something more. [end of translation] turns out, the lawyer was hardly the only one patrizia was talking to about a hit man. [speaking non-english] translator: we discovered there were other people who reggiani asked to kill maurizio gucci. for instance housekeepers she had in the past. they said she asked them to find someone. [end of translation] even though she s a suspect, you have no proof, right? [speaking non-english] translator: we don t, we don t have the smoking gun. but all of these people she asked where into criminals. it wasn t concrete evidence. [end of translation] but patrizia seemed widely indiscreet and nocerino that was just a matter of time before she said something incriminating. the prosecutor just needed to get it on tape. [speaking non-english] translator: we thought about putting a web cam in her house and bugging her house to see what kind of people she was hanging out with. but it is difficult because of ap
this is by design because being outside is free. no giant corporations making money off you when you go hiking, but you log on to your computer, turn on your tv, your data is being mined. media ads are tracking your history. some of the things they are selling aren t even real, just modifications in a virtual reality, looking at you zuckerberg. if they can keep you inside, they can mold you into the perfect consumer. you need to make money? turn on your web cam, are you hungry? call door dash. want to hang out with friends? just face time them. this is having a serious health impact, too. mental and physical. and now our kids are too anxious to step outdoors. the world is dying and we are killing it. anyone else feeling hopeless countries are on fire. this mass extinction. and people are acting normal like nothing s happening. like
reggiani asked to kill maurizio gucci. for instance housekeeper she had in the past. they said the chief as them to find someone. [end of translation] even though she s a suspect, you have no proof, right? [speaking non-english] translator: we don t, we don t have the smoking gun. but all of these people she asked where into criminals. it wasn t concrete evidence. [end of translation] but patrizia seemed widely indiscreet and nocerino that was just a matter of time before she said something incriminating. the prosecutor just needed to get it on tape. [speaking non-english] translator: we thought about putting a web cam in her house and see what kind people she was hanging out with. but it is difficult because of apartment was huge. she could ve been talking in any room. [end of translation] her phone calls were a different story. so investigators set up a wiretap and over one of those calls, nocerino heard a voice that caught his attention. it belong to a woman named peanut m
against the wall. so you never saw their faces? never, ever, ever. they watched him on the web cam, kept him naked fed him an occasional piece of fruit or solid. a small bucket served as his toilet. it was rarely emptied. his kidnappers kept the light burning, day and night, blasted the inside of the box with high value music. i would say please, just turn off the music. just wants, please. they said, if we turn off the music and you are able to hear what we are talking about, then we have to kill you. how long how loud was this music? very loud to the point that i lost 50% of my hearing on the right side. the beatings, said eduardo, intensified each time he was ordered to write jayne a new letter begging her to pay. he broke my palms and all that, kicking me. i couldn t feel the shape of my head anymore, it was full of bumps.