Who was Michele Noschese, the Neapolitan DJ who died in Ibiza. The father filed a complaint for voluntary murder against the Civil Guard

He loved Naples, football and electronic music. He would have turned 36 on August 8, but died in Ibiza in circumstances still to be clarified. Michele Noschese, aka DJ GodziAccording to the Spanish authorities, he died of a cardiac arrest. But for the family – and for those present at the party – it would be a murder. AND The most serious suspicion concerns the intervention of the Guardia Civil.

Born in Naples in 1989, the son of a well -known doctor, Michele Noschese was a talented boy. Graduated in Economics, however, he had another vocation: music. Before even the football was there: Michele Noschese had a level sports past, from the youth of Napoli to Serie A Switzerland. But the call of music had been stronger. He made experience in London before landing in Ibiza.

For ten years he had lived on the Spanish island, the cradle of electronic music. He had managed to make success like DJ and Producer, performing in the best known clubs in Ibiza And making his productions known also in London, Paris, Barcelona, New York. It was part of the collective Mood Child Artwith which he had signed Edit of success as Love This Game.

The tragedy took place on the night between 19 and 20 July. Michele had organized a party at home with about ten friends. Then, the arrival of the Guardia Civilcalled by neighbors for too high music. According to some testimonies collected by the father, The DJ would have been dragged away with arms and beaten by the agents until deathwithout being transported to the hospital. A version very different from that provided by the Spanish authorities, which speak instead of cardiac arrest after an evening based on alcohol and drugs.

The father, Giuseppe Noschese, filed a complaint for voluntary murder against the Guardia Civil. The autopsy, already carried out, should clarify. In the meantime, the Spanish judiciary has opened a file and the Italian diplomatic authorities are following the story closely.

“We want the truth,” said the MEP Fulvio Martusciello, who spoke on behalf of the political and civil community. “Understand what happened and what the responsibility of the Guardia Civil. The sudden death of a young Neapolitan affected and well -liked by everyone, an internationally renowned DJ, cannot remain in the shadows ».