Overview
- Her death was announced by relatives, who said funerals will be private.
- She was the registered tenant of the Rome apartment where Aldo Moro was held for 55 days.
- Coverage recalls judicial findings that she took part in the 1979 attack on the Christian Democracy headquarters in Rome, where two police officers were killed.
- Reports note court rulings that identified her among those who carried out the 1980 murder of magistrate Vittorio Bachelet.
- She was arrested and given a life sentence, obtained conditional release in 2002, later worked on social initiatives, and authored a book cited as an inspiration for the film Buongiorno, notte.