An Italian man left a letter to his family 10 years ago that he was going to commit suicide but ended up living in Greece

Unbelievable and yet true... A TV program of the Italian public television Rai, which deals with the cases of people who have disappeared, made an impressive revelation: the Italian Adamo Guerra, 55, had disappeared ten years ago, leaving his parents a letter in which he stated that he was going to end his life.

" Hello mom and dad. I don't have many words to tell you, but unfortunately, things always went wrong. I will try to take this last step in the right way so that you will not experience the pain of my funeral. The time has come to put the word end,' he had written in his letter.

Guerra was married and the father of two young children who grew up in Imola, northern Italy. All these years, his wife continued to look for him, and prosecutors determined that he had abandoned his car in Ancona, where he had also bought a ferry ticket to Greece.

Eight years after the case was filed, an emissary of the Italian public television program Rai located the man, alive and perfectly healthy, in Patras, where he seems to live permanently.

The fifty-five-year-old tried to ask the broadcaster to "forget about him" and not broadcast the news. His "allegedly self-made" wife saw the video and recognized him, and despite her surprise and sadness, thanked the investigative broadcasters. "He is not a man. He is not a father," he commented characteristically.

According to information, finally, Guerra had recently requested his application be entered into the registers of Italian citizens permanently residing abroad.

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