Child falls in Caivano: the Prosecutor's Office evaluates the parents' position

For the 5-year-old girl who fell from the second floor Caivano: the parents' position is currently under examination by the Prosecutor's Office of North Naples.

Confirmation comes from the prosecutor Maria Antonietta Troncone, who, together with the public prosecutor on duty at the Public Prosecutor's Office Napoli North, oversees the investigations conducted by the Carabinieri of the Caivano company.

• At this time, it appears to be an "accidental event, also considering that the child was alone at home at the time of the fall," specifies Dr. Troncone.

This morning, the Carabinieri of Caivano and the 118 personnel intervened after the report of a little girl who fell from the balcony of her apartment on the second floor of a building. According to an initial reconstruction, the little girl would have fell while looking out from the balcony, falling into the void.

Fortunately, the fall was slowed by the ropes for hanging out the laundry on the balcony below, limiting the damage caused by the subsequent impact with the ground.

The official note states: "The efforts to establish the exact circumstances of the events and assess the status of the foreign parents, who have valid residence permits, are being directed by the Prosecutor's Office of North Naples. The child, who remained conscious from the start, was transported to Santobono Hospital in Naples, where she is undergoing the necessary tests, but her life is not in danger."

The little one is alert The CT scan results are currently being evaluated, but there are no signs of internal injuries. The prognosis cannot yet be determined, and the child remains under close observation at Santobono Hospital in Naples.

Uncle: alone at home because mom was at the pharmacy

She wasn't at school because she had a sore throat and she was alone at home because the Mom had gone to the pharmacy to buy her some medicine. The little girl's paternal uncle told what happened this morning in Caivano, where a five-year-old girl fell from a second-floor balcony.

The couple of the Burkina Faso is legal in Italy and has five children. Three were at school, said the paternal uncle, and two instead had stayed at home because the little girl was not well. Reason why the mother, while the Dad was working in a dairy, she walked away and left them alone to go to a nearby pharmacy.

On the family's balcony there are toys and toy cars, while the clotheslines on the balcony below are visibly bent, and they saved the little girl when she fell.

Fortuna's father's lawyer: "Why not at school?"

"Why wasn't the little girl who fell from that building at school? What is being done for the future, rights, safety, and well-being—including the social, psychological, and cultural well-being—of children in Caivano?"

This is the question that the lawyer asks the institutions Angelo Pisani, lawyer of the mother of one of the two cousins ​​who was a victim of abuse in Caivano and also of the father of the little girl Loffredo luck, the little girl raped and thrown from the eighth floor of a building in Caivano in 2014.

"It appears to have been an accident - says Angelo Pisani again - but episodes like these remind me of another similar incident, the one involving Fortuna Loffredo. When I hear about strange children falling, I always think of the Caivano murder, which some tried to pass off as an accidental fall, but which instead opened people's eyes to horrors, crimes, and terrifying scenarios. 

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