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Salvatore Santoro's coffin has landed at Fiumicino

Rome, Italy - The Italian citizen killed by rebels at an Iraqi check-point last December

Mortal remains of Salvatore Santoro, a 52 year-old Italian resident in Great Britain since 1961, who was killed at Ramadi last December 16, have landed yesterday evening around 7:30pm at Rome-Fiumicino Airport. The coffin containing his remains -which left Iraq thanks to the special commissioner of Italian Red Cross, Maurizio Scelli- arrived in Italy by a flight coming from Vienne and has been received...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 122544
Rome, Italy, 06/22/2005 13:00
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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