12.05.2022 - In Memory Of Giorgiana Masi: 45 Years Without Truth And Justice (28 images)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
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Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000h6_.hgjKRm0/t/200/I0000h6_.hgjKRm0.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
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Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I00009QEyVCvMsD8/t/200/I00009QEyVCvMsD8.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
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Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000.TXwMCWvRyk/t/200/I0000.TXwMCWvRyk.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000iYIU4uJo7rc/t/200/I0000iYIU4uJo7rc.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000eF4f80dR3CM/t/200/I0000eF4f80dR3CM.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000EJqvN24RCy4/t/200/I0000EJqvN24RCy4.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000BPlqg3XB.WM/t/200/I0000BPlqg3XB.WM.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000EsKSJjHmAas/t/200/I0000EsKSJjHmAas.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I00000N0.IEFK0Wg/t/200/I00000N0.IEFK0Wg.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000wEg4lcaNUyk/t/200/I0000wEg4lcaNUyk.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000dsSakFyDDoo/t/200/I0000dsSakFyDDoo.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000hBh0am_brZI/t/200/I0000hBh0am_brZI.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000ZqBThADxIvg/t/200/I0000ZqBThADxIvg.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
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Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I000046AGMNJuUGs/t/200/I000046AGMNJuUGs.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000TEcwI9ZMdTI/t/200/I0000TEcwI9ZMdTI.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000e6PjSWaLhBo/t/200/I0000e6PjSWaLhBo.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000Dufntuv5mBY/t/200/I0000Dufntuv5mBY.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000kt_GN48_AjM/t/200/I0000kt_GN48_AjM.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I00009ilH_1xTuAY/t/200/I00009ilH_1xTuAY.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000g6Pm3j2pepk/t/200/I0000g6Pm3j2pepk.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000gqme6kKeLzw/t/200/I0000gqme6kKeLzw.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I00002cV4HX0Y7S8/t/200/I00002cV4HX0Y7S8.jpg)
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![Rome, Italy. 12th May, 2022. Annual sit-in to commemorate Giorgiana Masi on Garibaldi's Bridge (AKA Ponte Giorgiana Masi). This year marks the 45th Anniversary of the assassination but Masi's killer is still unknown.<br />
Giorgiana Masi (6 Aug 1958 - 12 May 1977) was a 19-year-old student and activist who was assassinated the 12th May 1977 during a seven-hour demo - organised by Partito Radicale and Lotta Continua - which began in Piazza Navona to celebrate the third anniversary of the Divorce Referendum and against the ban of public demos in Rome imposed by Interior Minister Francesco Cossiga (then President of the Italian Republic, 1985-1992). «[…] Activists were joined by students from the Movimento del '77 and members of Autonomia Operaia, some of which were armed. About 5,000 law enforcement agents gathered as well, supported by plainclothes officers hidden within the protesters' ranks […]» (1.). Violent clashes erupted during which were thrown smokes bombs, tear gas, Molotov cocktails, and gun fire were shot at eye level. During the police evacuation, towards the Rione Trastevere, through Garibaldi Bridge, Giorgiana Masi was shot dead in the back with a 22 caliber gun. «[…] Though her assailant is unknown to this day, Marco Pannella and his Radical Party [Partito Radicale], on several occasions, made accusations against the Minister of the Interior, Francesco Cossiga, holding him to be morally responsible for Masi's death, stressing the presence of armed undercover agents among the protesters. Cossiga returned the accusation, claiming that Pannella was guilty of organizing the demonstration despite the well-known related risks […]» (1.).<br />
After 45 years the killer is still unknown and there is still no truth and justice for the murder of a 19-year-old woman: Giorgiana Masi.<br />
<br />
Links:<br />
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Giorgiana_Masi<br />
2. https://www.infoaut.org/english/may-12-1977-the-murder-of-giorgiana-masi<br />
(Video, Rai.it ITA) http://bit.do/fUeVr](https://www.lucaneve.com/img-get/I0000xAPx0cTKyNc/t/200/I0000xAPx0cTKyNc.jpg)
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