A recent admission by a fourth hunter, A.S., has brought new insights into the shooting incident in Montagnareale, Sicily, that resulted in the deaths of three hunters. A.S., who is a friend of the deceased Antonio Gatani, confirmed his presence during the tragic event on January 28, where Gatani and the Pino brothers, Giuseppe and Davis, lost their lives. Although A.S.'s statements are not formally admissible in court as evidence since he was not under investigation at the time, his account has the potential to steer the investigation in a new direction.

A.S. stated that his involvement clarifies the complexities of what occurred during the incident, suggesting that a hunting error may have triggered the shootings. This aligns with earlier suppositions that an undefined aggression may have led to a tragic misunderstanding among the hunters, culminating in the fatal shots. The investigative authorities are now focusing on these new details, hoping they will uncover what exactly happened leading up to the victims' deaths.

As the investigation progresses, the involvement of A.S. might offer crucial insights into any potential miscommunication or errors in judgment that played a role in the incident. With the local community shaken by the violent event, the authorities are tasked with establishing accountability while ensuring that such tragedies do not repeat in the future. The dynamics of hunting regulations and safety practices are likely to come under scrutiny as a result of this case, raising larger questions about hunting culture in the region.