“I want to get my passport back and go to the USA.” On the threshold of 50, Fabrizio Corona is trying to make a new start and hopes to do so away from the courtrooms. “I just want to live my life, start over in a city where not everyone knows me, I want to make documentaries and have my worth confirmed.” Corona appears in the hearing before the supervisory court panel in a white shirt and dark suit. who has to decide whether or not preventive measures are taken against him, is confident and is reeling off a career that seems to be on the rise. “I am not violating the 2007 law, I am doing an honest job, what I do and what I earn is visible to everyone. After 12 years of returning to Rai, they still pay me for evenings in clubs and for investigations.” Football betting for the first time I cooperate with the judiciary. This afternoon there is a special episode on football betting with the names of the players and the crime involved. The Uepe has x-rayed my life for the last four years, I was a national icon for 1.5 million followers, but I have “aged”. I want my passport: I don't need it to escape, but to start a business that I've been dreaming of for years. “I make documentaries for America,” explains Corona, who is still classified as a social threat by the Milan police and is facing two charges of bankruptcy and attempted extortion.
The court requested further documents to obtain certainty about the “change” in life and, after the long spontaneous explanations, postponed the hearing to March 21, 2024 to decide on the measure of special monitoring required in the positive case would be , a series of restrictions for the former king of the paparazzi. Corona served the entire sentence for final convictions in September after more than ten years. The special supervision for one year and 6 months was applied to Corona on May 30, 2012, a few months before his arrest to serve his final sentence. The prevention measure was blocked while Corona was in prison and, paradoxically, today it risks being activated again. Now the judges from the Department of Prevention Measures have to decide whether it is “socially dangerous” or not.