Frank Caprio, a retired municipal judge on Rhode Island of the United States who found online fame as a attentive jurist, died Monday at age 88.
Judge Caprio, host of alphabet The ‘trapped in Providence’ series was known for its kindness, even while serving justice. According CNNCaprio invoiced his court room as a place “where people and cases are kindly and compassion.”
“Judge Frank Caprio died peacefully at the age of 88 after a long and brave battle against pancreatic cancer,” said a publication in the Facebook account of the social fame judge of social networks.
“Amado for his compassion, humility and unwavering belief in the goodness of the people, Judge Caprio touched the lives of millions through his work in the courtroom and beyond,” the post recalled.
“His warmth, humor and kindness left an indelible brand in all who knew him […] In his honor, that each one strives to bring a little more compassion to the world, as he did every day. “
In the clips published on YouTube, Caprio “is often empathizing with those of his courtroom”, CNN noted. “Caprio also used his fame to address problems such as unequal access to the judicial system.”
Judge Caprio’s son also published a video in his father’s Facebook account, detailing that the lawyer was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer two years ago.
“It was the love and support you received from you who raised your mood and promoted your soul to find strength to fight and survive its diagnosis in a year and a half.
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