Maria Rosaria Boccia publishes audio and emails with tickets received from the ministry

Same daily mode: stories posted on Instagram to corroborate her own version of events. Also tonight, Maria Rosaria Boccia posts on her account more pieces of her own mosaic. This time, the Pompeii businesswoman, at the center of a case that involved her along with Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano, posts a phone call and an email to imply that her appointment as advisor to the minister for major events had been discussed, and a further email with two airline tickets attached.

In the audio of the phone call (Boccia therefore recorded conversations with her interlocutors), the businesswoman calls an employee of the Ministry of Culture in Service V (Contracts and Program Implementation), to tell him about an email received from a member of the Minister of Culture’s Direct Collaboration Offices: the email, published by Boccia, is dated July 10 and contains two contacts “for any needs related to her appointment as advisor to the minister for major events.” That this appointment was discussed, however, is now established, since it was Minister Sangiuliano himself who admitted that an initial preliminary phase had been initiated: the appointment, the minister said, was then blocked.

Instead, another story shows a July 15 email from Narda Frisoni, head of Minister Sangiuliano’s secretariat, sending Boccia her and the minister’s boarding passes (who said the ministry never reimbursed Boccia’s travel). A third email, dated July 4, also sent by Narda Frisoni, contains instead information about the timing for July 23, the date of the ceremony to hand over the keys of the city of Pompeii to Minister Sangiuliano.

Finally, another story in which Boccia states that it would not be illegal to publish “Ray-Ban Stories,” in reference to the fact that he posted videos, recorded with a camera in his glasses, in the corridors of the Ministry on his Instagram account. And that’s probably not all yet: in yesterday’s stories , Maria Rosaria Boccia referred to a “female voice” who allegedly asked the minister to cancel her appointment. For now, Boccia has not yet published any such content.

Maria Rosaria Boccia publishes audio and emails with tickets received from the ministry

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