It ended with theabsolution for the most serious crimes, the encore trial at the Ancona court for the massacre at the Lanterna Azzurra nightclub in Corinaldo (Ancona) in which five minors and a 39-year-old mother died on the night between 7 and 8 December 2018.
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Corinaldo nightclub massacre, acquittals
All the defendants were acquitted because the fact did not exist, with a full formula, of multiple manslaughter and manslaughter. Quinto Cecchini, manager of the nightclub, was acquitted because the fact does not exist. The former mayor Principi, Gallo, Bruni, Martelli and Manna sentenced to one year. Milani one year and 2 months. Tarsi 4 months. Penalties suspended. Damage claims rejected.
The reaction of relatives of the victims
Disappointment and anger among the relatives of the victims of the massacre after the first degree sentence which took place before the single judge of the Court of Ancona regarding the issue relating to the safety of the premises and the permits issued. “It was a further killing of our children, the State should be ashamed,” Fazio Fabini, Emma’s father, told reporters. “To get the words out today is more difficult than when my sister left because they killed her again, I was hoping that everything I heard during the hearings was over but today was the icing on the cake”, underlines Francesco Vitali, Benedetta’s brother.
On the night between 7 and 8 December 2018, pepper spray was sprayed in the venue, which was full of young people waiting for the performance of the singer Sfera Ebbasta to begin: panic broke out: in the escape and in the crowd along a ramp, outside an exit, the balustrades collapsed and six people were killed. Five very young people lost their lives, Emma Fabini, Asia Nasoni, Mattia Orlandi, Daniele Pongetti, Benedetta Vitali and a 39-year-old mother, Eleonora Girolimini, who had accompanied one of her four children to the concert.
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