Ten years have been needed and five judicial processes to understand how and why Martina Rossi, a 20-year-old young Genovese died on August 3, 2011 fell from the balcony of the fifth floor of a hotel in Palma de Mallorca where she spent a few days
on vacation together to your friends.
Martina did not commit suicide, but she died trying to escape desperately from a violation.
“At last justice has been done,” said Bruno Rossi, father of Martina. My wife and I did not want revenge, only the truth. No one can return to my daughter, no one can alleviate our eternal pain. But now Martina has recovered the
Dignity that deserves after all the mud who threw him and we can remember it in the best way possible “.
The Judges of the Court of Cassation of Italy have confirmed the three-year prison sentence against Alessandro Albertoni, Motocross Champion, and Luca Vanneschi, two thirty-four of Castiglion Fibocchi (a municipality near Florence) for attempted group sexual violence.
Although both were already sentenced in first six years by the court of the Arezzo region, later they were acquitted on appeal by the Florentine Judges and the Prosecutor’s Office appealed to the Court of Cassation.
The general procurement already reiterated during the first trial that Martina Rossi had not been suicide (one of the thesis of the defense) but fell from the balcony of the fifth floor of a hotel in Palma de Mallorca where she was on vacation with some friends, because
“I was trying to” escape a group violation “.
The investigating judge had flatly accepted the reconstructions of the first two judgments that had established that the “coexistence” of the two charged in the hotel room in Palma de Mallorca, “negatively influenced Martina’s reaction, which, before a
Status of shock and inability to defend himself, he chose the most difficult escape route. “Do not enter the door but the terrace’s fatal by drawing through the balustrade.” But only to escape and not with suicide intent. ”
The defense fought for absolution trying to postpone the audience with some judicial objections not recognized by the Court.