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Investigation into Chiara Jaconis' Death Reopened Following Incident in Naples

The investigation into Chiara Jaconis' death has been reopened following her being struck by a statue thrown from a balcony in Naples, Italy, in September 2024. An Italian court has ordered a ballistics assessment to determine which of two statuettes was involved. Jaconis' mother continues to seek justice, while the 13-year-old boy who allegedly threw the statue cannot be held criminally responsible due to his age.

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The investigation into Chiara Jaconis' death has been reopened following her being struck by a statue thrown from a balcony in Naples, Italy, in September 2024. An Italian court has ordered a ballistics assessment to determine which of two statuettes was involved. Jaconis' mother continues to seek justice, while the 13-year-old boy who allegedly threw the statue cannot be held criminally responsible due to his age.

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Tourist Chiara Jaconis’ death probe reopened after she’s killed by statue thrown from Italy balcony— as mom waits for justice

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Investigation into Chiara Jaconis' Death Reopened Following Incident in Naples