Overview
- Former Ferrovie CEO Mauro Moretti surrendered to prison and was taken to Orvieto after his five‑year Cassation sentence, a move that occurred on Sunday, June 28.
- Moretti's lawyers have filed for domiciliary detention citing his age, health and absence of social dangerousness, and a magistrato di sorveglianza now has sole, undetermined authority to decide the request.
- Families of the 32 Viareggio victims and their lawyers stress the conviction follows a nearly two‑decade legal saga with judgments across seven degrees of appeal and dozens of magistrates that affirmed executive responsibility for organizational failures.
- Carabinieri acting on orders from the Rome DDA arrested four people they say were the executors of the October 16, 2025 bombing of journalist Sigfrido Ranucci, with investigators citing forensic evidence of gelatina da cava, a rented Fiat 500X tracked on the Pontina and phone‑tabulation overlaps.
- A Rome judge rejected the strage charge for the Ranucci case on the grounds that the record does not show a proven intent to kill, kept mafia‑method aggravations in place and left investigators focused on finding the unknown mandanti, while public debate over managerial liability and press protection intensifies.