The judicial investigation will determine the causes of the 29-year-old's death. Giulia Maccaroni found lifeless in the burning wreck of a sailing ship inside the port of Marina of Stabiae.
She returned yesterday evening after two months of charter on the "Morgane" at Aeolian Islands, in Sicily, and on his Facebook profile he had published enchanting images of the sea crossed, with the small crew of the 22-meter sailing vessel that caught fire last night in port in Castellammare di Stabia.
Giulia Maccaroni, 29 years old from province of Rome, on that boat she lost her life, while she was asleep. She was sleeping below deck and perhaps didn't even realize that outside the flames had begun to devour part of the vessel and to exude fumes from plastic, wood, and resins that had crept into the cabin where her lifeless body was found.
"During the night we were alerted to the presence of a fire on a boat moored in the Marina di Stabia tourist port - explains the Commander of the Port Authority of Stabia, Achille Selleri - Immediately after the extinguishing operations, the Fire Brigade and Coast Guard personnel who boarded the vessel found the lifeless body of the young woman, originally from San Vito Romano.
Returning from a crossing made difficult by rough sea conditions, Giulia had refused to return home with the other crew members, preferring to sleep alone on board. "due to tiredness". A cook and a lawyer from Naples who had rented the boat for the crossing had traveled with her. She was supposed to join her family on holiday in SorrentoThen, the fire. No signs of burns or other injuries were found on the body—transferred to the morgue at the Castellammare di Stabia cemetery awaiting an autopsy—and the woman had simply passed from sleep to death.
"At the moment we have no evidence to suggest arson - says Commander Selleri - The wreck has been seized and will undergo technical checks to understand the causes of the fire."
"The heart is sad for the fate of this young woman - comments John Baptist La Mura, president of the Port of Marina di Stabia "The mooring workers who met her were particularly distressed. They worked all night and were praised by the Fire Brigade for having begun putting out the fire even before their arrival."
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Marina di Stabia is a dock equipped with an impressive video surveillance system which will now be useful to the judiciary to analyse how the fire could have started on board the "Morgane", a vessel flying the English flag, but managed by a company Gragnano.
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