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Bomba sul volo Ancona-Roma: indagati gli artificieri ed un medico

Ancona, Italia - Il giallo inizia a chiarirsi

Come già pubblicato su AVIONEWS, si chiudono le indagini sul caso dell’ordigno ritrovato il 12 giugno 2003 a bordo di un Atr operato da Alitalia in partenza da Ancona per Roma. Tre gli indagati in questa vicenda dai molti risvolti, alcuni dei quali molto singolari: due artificieri, Giuseppe Cocci e Massimiliano Paoltroni ed un ginecologo, Sergio Gentili. Alle 14:30 del 12 giugno 2003 i carabinieri de...

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Roma, Italia, 02/16/2004 19:38
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