“The raised gate, the irregular bracket, in that company tampering was a custom of work: this is why Luana D’Orazio died”

“There are no words, how you can die like this in 2021. If the company had taken all precautions my daughter would still be here, they must become aware”. Emma Marrazzo, Luana’s mother, cries as she scrolls through the 69 pages of the report filed last week by the engineer Carlo Gini, appointed by the prosecutor to examine the machinery in which the young worker died.