Celeste Pin dies, his second wife: “His mood changed after a phone call” | OneFootball

As investigations continue to clarify the circumstances surrounding the death of Celeste Pin, the second wife of the former Fiorentina player, Gloria Medina, gave an interview to La Nazione, sharing further details about the last days of the former Viola defender, reports Sportmediaset.

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“It’s right that full light be shed on what happened,” she stated. “He hadn’t shown any signs, and that’s why I also feel the need to understand what really happened. It’s right that an autopsy be performed.”

“I was told that something suddenly changed in his mood after a phone call he received while he was on vacation in Castiglione della Pescaia with some friends,” the woman added, referring to the hypothesis of Celeste Pin’s suicide, who had been undergoing treatment for depression for years. “Even one of his friends noticed that he suddenly became gloomy: from there, apparently, everything started,” she continued. “At least that’s what I’ve been told, also because I hadn’t heard from him for a few days since my daughter and I were on a cruise.” Read also

Celeste Pin, ex-wife files complaint: “Investigate for murder” “Already on Monday there was a warning sign: our daughter received a very touching message from him, which deeply shook her,” Gloria Medina continued. “And I also fear that his death actually occurred on Monday, not Tuesday as was initially thought.” “What Celeste and I experienced must remain private,” she added. “I loved him deeply and we always chose discretion to protect our relationship.” “The pain is immense and it hurts to read certain things. It’s not right for there to be inappropriate intrusions. Publicly exposing personal details only risks damaging his image,” Pin’s second wife concluded. “Florence loves him and that’s how he should be remembered. My daughter and I will continue to live here; we must be able to find peace.”

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