Paolo and Nino Falzone are the two Italian cousins who stunned the crowd celebrating the carnival in StrepyBracquegnies, Belgium. It would have been an accident. There are 6 casualties and another 27 injured in the tragedy.
Paolo Falzone and his cousin Nino, 34 and 32 years old, are the two Italians who drove the BMW that died on the morning of the 20th. The parents of the two cousins are from Comitini, near Agrigento. The two, fans of engines and speed on the road, andThey had just come out of a nightclub as they got into the BMW to drive home. The vehicle was driven by Paolo, who then met the crowd attending the carnival event. In the accident he killed 6 people, all Italians. Another 27 were injured.
After the crash, the two cousins tried to escape. However, the police managed to identify them in a short time, stopped them and subjected them to the toxicological examination. The terrorist purpose was immediately ruled out: it seems that the two cousins had an accident due to speed. In fact, Paolo Falzone’s alcohol test was negative, the man behind the wheel at the time of the tragedy. In 2017, his driving license was revoked for 24 days because of the high speed on the road
The BMW 5 Series at the center of the incident was his great pride. In fact, he had always shared his passion for engines with his cousin Nino, so much so that he decided to take great care in buying the car he kept. He had repeatedly posted videos on his social channels in which he was zooming through the city streets at high speed. On January 11, he shared a video on his Facebook profile in which he was speeding his BMW on a street full of other cars.
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Mario Cascarano, his wife Michelina Imperiale and Salvatore Imperiale
The six victims are also somehow linked to Italy. Three were from Irpinia. They are Mario Cascarano, his wife Micaela Imperiale and his brotherinlaw Salvatore. Mario worked at Hal’s Barry Callebaut candy factory while his wife was employed at the community social center. Salvatore was a hypermarket employee and a trade unionist.