January 11, 1979 - 2011: Stephen Cecchetti Camerata THIS! 
They were not even twenty-four hours spent by the tragic death of the young of the Youth Front, Albert Giaquinto, who was killed by a plainclothes policeman in the district Centocelle, that another tragedy was about to take place always in the city of Rome. January 11, 1979, while national news beat and put the news in a parody on the truth of the murder scene, in the district Talents, Montesacro high, in Capuana angle Rovani well in front of the bar "Urban" you mean three guys were sitting talking. Donatone Alessandro, Maurizio Battaglia and Stefano Cecchetti, all seventeen. A few minutes to eight in the evening when a car without headlights approached the bar. A Morris Minor two-tone metallic green, with white roof very strange and a plaque, G2. Inside, three people, all with their faces covered by ski masks. The first was at the wheel, while the other two, and arms straight down the window handle two guns, one 7.65 caliber and a 9mm. The two began to shoot, and for three long minutes, the boys and the bar fell a rain of lead. The machine, before vanishing, we stopped again at the corner of Via Breme, this time to hit another group of guys. On pavement, the bodies of three boys, seriously injured but still alive. They were rescued by some passers-by and rushed to the hospital. Alessandro Donatone, he was joined by three bullets in the buttock, hip and wrist. Hospitalized in the department of surgery and subjected to continuous blood transfusions. Maurizio Battaglia, however, was slightly hit in the right leg. Stephen Cecchetti, finally, was shot in the pelvis and chest, causing serious internal injuries and rupture of the aorta. He underwent surgery for nearly six hours, but his heart stopped beating shortly after, without regaining consciousness. Meanwhile, the ANSA news editor, the claim by a man, the wounding of the three fascist by the "company arranges for communism." The family lived in an apartment in Cecchetti Davanzati away. His father was a janitor at a bank. His daughter Carla, 21, is listed at the Law Faculty. The youngest son, Stephen, was born in Rome on May 25, 1962, attended the third year of High School Nomentano. He was a supporter of the Youth Front. A nice guy and joking. Tall and with long hair. A lover of motorcycles, football and music. He loved to bring Camperos, considered to be right, but the Clarks, consider instead of left. For him it was a dream fit the Original Desert Boot. The opportunity presented itself in the building when word spread that a neighbor of the apartment building was going to London for a business trip. Stephen picked up all his savings and begged the neighbor to buy a pair of shoes sand color. He loved, above all, play pinball. His first game with a single key, then, alone, with the aim to break the record and get a free game. Immediately after the shooting, in front of the bar "Urban", the first militants gathered, forming a sort of shrine to the flags of the Italian Social Movement and a sign with black writing and some of Celtic crosses. In fact, the three boys had no party membership card and above had no previous political unknown, but the collective imagination, the bar "Urban", was considered a haunt of choice for right-wing militants for almost two years for a reason precise. On 30 March 1975, he had consumed a small family tragedy. Bruno Giudici, an official of the bank, dropping down the bar, saw her son, Vincent, involved in a furious fight and attacked by a militant left-wing extra-parliamentary. Judges Bruno managed to end the fight and recover the child. But after the attack, returned home, he felt a sharp pain in the chest collapsed to the ground. He died of a heart attack within a few hours. Since then, the bar, was regarded as a stronghold for the militant right. The Judiciary Roman was unable to identify those responsible. No identikit, no trace, nothing to lead the investigation into the murder Cecchetti. At the hospital, the news of the death of Stephen, his parents, fainted. The recognition of the corpse was given to his sister, Carla. Stephen's body was lying the operating room on a bed covered by the green sheet of the department of surgery still stained with blood and his eyes half shut. The day of the funeral, Carla, dressed for the last time his brother. A crew neck sweater, a pair of corduroy pants and wide his beloved Boot Clarks Desert sand color. The funeral was held in Tuscania, in the province of Viterbo, in private. Among those present were many classmates. All the clothes and the things Stephen was distributed among friends. The only fault of Stephen Cecchetti was at the time of the attack, to have Camperos and being in front of a little pub in tow.
They were not even twenty-four hours spent by the tragic death of the young of the Youth Front, Albert Giaquinto, who was killed by a plainclothes policeman in the district Centocelle, that another tragedy was about to take place always in the city of Rome. January 11, 1979, while national news beat and put the news in a parody on the truth of the murder scene, in the district Talents, Montesacro high, in Capuana angle Rovani well in front of the bar "Urban" you mean three guys were sitting talking. Donatone Alessandro, Maurizio Battaglia and Stefano Cecchetti, all seventeen. A few minutes to eight in the evening when a car without headlights approached the bar. A Morris Minor two-tone metallic green, with white roof very strange and a plaque, G2. Inside, three people, all with their faces covered by ski masks. The first was at the wheel, while the other two, and arms straight down the window handle two guns, one 7.65 caliber and a 9mm. The two began to shoot, and for three long minutes, the boys and the bar fell a rain of lead. The machine, before vanishing, we stopped again at the corner of Via Breme, this time to hit another group of guys. On pavement, the bodies of three boys, seriously injured but still alive. They were rescued by some passers-by and rushed to the hospital. Alessandro Donatone, he was joined by three bullets in the buttock, hip and wrist. Hospitalized in the department of surgery and subjected to continuous blood transfusions. Maurizio Battaglia, however, was slightly hit in the right leg. Stephen Cecchetti, finally, was shot in the pelvis and chest, causing serious internal injuries and rupture of the aorta. He underwent surgery for nearly six hours, but his heart stopped beating shortly after, without regaining consciousness. Meanwhile, the ANSA news editor, the claim by a man, the wounding of the three fascist by the "company arranges for communism." The family lived in an apartment in Cecchetti Davanzati away. His father was a janitor at a bank. His daughter Carla, 21, is listed at the Law Faculty. The youngest son, Stephen, was born in Rome on May 25, 1962, attended the third year of High School Nomentano. He was a supporter of the Youth Front. A nice guy and joking. Tall and with long hair. A lover of motorcycles, football and music. He loved to bring Camperos, considered to be right, but the Clarks, consider instead of left. For him it was a dream fit the Original Desert Boot. The opportunity presented itself in the building when word spread that a neighbor of the apartment building was going to London for a business trip. Stephen picked up all his savings and begged the neighbor to buy a pair of shoes sand color. He loved, above all, play pinball. His first game with a single key, then, alone, with the aim to break the record and get a free game. Immediately after the shooting, in front of the bar "Urban", the first militants gathered, forming a sort of shrine to the flags of the Italian Social Movement and a sign with black writing and some of Celtic crosses. In fact, the three boys had no party membership card and above had no previous political unknown, but the collective imagination, the bar "Urban", was considered a haunt of choice for right-wing militants for almost two years for a reason precise. On 30 March 1975, he had consumed a small family tragedy. Bruno Giudici, an official of the bank, dropping down the bar, saw her son, Vincent, involved in a furious fight and attacked by a militant left-wing extra-parliamentary. Judges Bruno managed to end the fight and recover the child. But after the attack, returned home, he felt a sharp pain in the chest collapsed to the ground. He died of a heart attack within a few hours. Since then, the bar, was regarded as a stronghold for the militant right. The Judiciary Roman was unable to identify those responsible. No identikit, no trace, nothing to lead the investigation into the murder Cecchetti. At the hospital, the news of the death of Stephen, his parents, fainted. The recognition of the corpse was given to his sister, Carla. Stephen's body was lying the operating room on a bed covered by the green sheet of the department of surgery still stained with blood and his eyes half shut. The day of the funeral, Carla, dressed for the last time his brother. A crew neck sweater, a pair of corduroy pants and wide his beloved Boot Clarks Desert sand color. The funeral was held in Tuscania, in the province of Viterbo, in private. Among those present were many classmates. All the clothes and the things Stephen was distributed among friends. The only fault of Stephen Cecchetti was at the time of the attack, to have Camperos and being in front of a little pub in tow. 
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