Anna Laura Braghetti, the postwoman of Aldo Moro's kidnapping, has died. She shot Bachelet
Dead former Br of the Moro kidnapping whose book inspired the film 'Buongiorno notte'
Anna Laura Braghetti, a former member of the Brigades involved in the kidnapping of Aldo Moro, has died at the age of 72 following an illness. Braghetti had already been involved in social work since the last years of her imprisonment, with particular attention to prisoners and people in difficulty.
The family announced this.
Braghetti played an important role in the kidnapping of Aldo Moro. She was in charge of the food in the hideout - in a flat in Via Montalcini in Rome in her name, considered the most unsuspected of all - where the former president of the Christian Democrats, later assassinated by terrorists, was kept.
Then, as a sutler, she had become one of the most uncompromising militants of the terrorist organisation.
On 3 May 1979 he took part in an armedattack on the Christian Democratic Party headquarters in Piazza Nicosia, Rome, and two agents, Antonio Mea and Piero Ollanu, were killed that day. It was Braghetti, according to the judges, who opened fire together with another Brigatist
