Naples dead in kayak, appeal from investigators: "Whoever saw it, collaborate with the investigation"

Naples. Her last story on Instagram was posted a few minutes before the tragedy.

Cristina Frazzica, the 31-year-old who died yesterday while kayaking with a friend and was hit and killed by a pirate boat, shows a photo of Villa Volpicelli, the set of the Rai 3 soap opera, “Un posto al Sole”. It was what she saw from the sea while paddling in the splendid sea of ​​the Gulf of Naples, a short distance from Villa Rosebery, the Neapolitan residence of the presidents of the Republic.

And with the theme song of the famous Rai 3 soap opera playing in the background. Cristina, however, did not imagine that her young life would be cut short, at just 31 years old, in a few minutes by a madman who was driving a boat at full speed.

Cristina was in the kayak with her partner, Vincenzo Carmine Leone, 33, a lawyer from Naples, when a medium-sized cabin cruiser crashed into the small vessel, overwhelming it and then escaping at full speed, without even stopping for help.

And this is why the Port Authority of Naples, engaged in the investigations coordinated by the Neapolitan Prosecutor's Office aimed at shedding light on the dynamics of the incident, launches an appeal addressed to "potential witnesses" so that they can provide useful elements to the investigations to shed light on the accident.

Investigators' appeal to potential witnesses

Also because the accident occurred on Sunday afternoon, a weekday and at a time when that stretch of sea is quite popular with yachtsmen, swimmers and water enthusiasts. kayak and canoe.

A circumstance that suggests that there may have been someone who, even from a distance, may have seen or glimpsed moments of the accident and can help investigators clarify what happened.

The invitation is therefore to contact the Coast Guard in case of useful information to identify the recreational vessel that impacted against the kayak, causing the death of the 31-year-old.

Cristina Frazzica had lived in Voghera and moved to Naples last November. She was born in Taurianova, Calabria, studied in Pavia, then graduated in Pharmaceutical Biotechnology in Milan, and attended the PharmaTech Academy of Federico II in Scampia. A sportswoman, a lover of trekking, passionate about the sky and sea and travel. The Naples Prosecutor's Office has opened a case that hypothesizes the crimes of manslaughter and failure to provide assistance.

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