XXIIThe arrest warrant of Marisa Lavezzoli has been issued by captain Luzzi only the next day, therefore Zamagni immediately arranged the shifts to keep an eye on the woman thus prohibiting her from going out the Police Station.
After saluting the lawyer who, as far as possible, had helped out Marisa Lavexoli in the course of interrogation process, Zamagni made some calls to check the availability of the four agents, letting the two guards at the front door to have a rest, then divided the agents in two shifts of two people for a total of five hours each.
At 8 am of the next day, captain Luzzi would show up in the office, and Zamagni would also join at the same hour in order to inform him at real time on the outcomes of the lady’s interrogation.
Once fixed up all the details, he propose
