Investigation by the Prosecutor’s Office of North Naples
More young people dying on the roads of the province of Caserta. Four deaths in two different accidents, both around midnight. Two crashes that left the families and many friends of the very young victims in disbelief and dismay.
The accident with the heaviest toll was at Villa Literno, in via delle Dune, the road connecting to the Neapolitan municipality of Giugliano in Campania. Four boys on board a 500 Abarth, who probably came from some club.
According to initial investigations, the car collided head-on with another car, a 500 The collision was extremely violent, with the 500 Abarth overturning in the center of the road and the young people remaining stuck between the sheets of metal.
The firefighters intervened on site and worked to free the boys, but three of them had already died instantly. It deals with Filomena Del Piano20 years old, daughter of a well-known merchant from Aversa; Robert Badica, 23 years old, born in Romania and resident in Villa Literno e Dimitri Tammaro Iannone25 years old, born in Ukraine and also resident in Villa Literno, also known for having been a student of ‘The college’the Rai 2 program.
The driver of the car was a 21-year-old from Giugliano in Campania, who was transported to the emergency room of the ‘Moscati’ hospital in Aversa under code red:
she was probably saved thanks to the airbag. She also suffered serious injuries to the couple traveling in the other car.
It’s too early to say what happened: the North Naples prosecutor’s office has opened a file on the accident, without any suspects for now, and has also ordered the seizure of the cars involved. The investigations and investigations to reconstruct the dynamics were carried out by the Carabinieri of the Casal di Principe Company, who however found neither cameras nor witnesses on site, but only evident braking signs left in particular by the 500 in which the young people were travelling.
The other accident occurred in Caserta, where a twenty-year-old was killed when his car overturned. He would have done everything alone while traveling on the Appia state road; when the firefighters of the Caserta Command arrived on site, they found the car overturned and the driver thrown into the adjacent embankment. The firefighters of the Speleo-Alpine-River Unit had to intervene to recover the boy, who was now deceased.
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