Ercolano, the partner of the boy killed in the fireworks factory explosion has come of age.

Today, Rosita Giorgetti turned 18, becoming an adult, with full legal capacity and legal, personal, and political autonomy. These are the rights and duties of an adult, whereas—unfortunately—reality, over the past year, has consecrated the most beautiful gift of becoming a mother to a beautiful baby girl, simultaneously taking away her young partner and the little girl's father, Samuel Tafciu', who will never again be able to share a single moment of their beloved and cherished family.

A tragedy of enormous proportions, whose echo reached the other side of the world, unfortunately took its toll on that dramatic November 18th a year ago, when three lives were shattered, killed in the explosion of the illegal fireworks factory where they were forced to work illegally and without any protection.

The lawyer, Massimo Viscusi, who is representing his family in the ongoing trial against those responsible for the deaths of his partner and the other two victims, wanted to dedicate a thought to him: "As a minor, you began to fight, and you are fighting, in a court of law that has already put you to the test, which certainly will not bring Samuel back, but will have to resolutely pursue that Sense of Justice, Dogma, the last bastion of those who suffer an injustice in their lives.
You'll have a wonderful little girl with you, to whom you can tell stories about your dad, the hard worker he was, and about his and your dreams. They will live on in your mind and in little Annachiara's eyes.