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The family of a teenager who went missing in Italy in 1983.
Fragments of human bone were found during restoration work on the property of the Holy See in Rome (original version)
Italian media have been speculated that they could shed light on the fate of one or two teenagers who went missing in the 1980s.
"We will ask Rome prosecutors and the Holy See how the bones were found and why they have been linked to the disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi or Mirella Gregori," the Orlandi's family lawyer, Laura Sgrò, told the media
"The statement released by the Holy See provides any information," she said.
Citing sources close to the investigation, the Italian news agency Ansa reported o
A police investigation has been reported to have been reported to have been extensively investigated by police in the United States. under way to establish the age and gender of the remains and date of death. Media reports said the remains were discovered on Monday.
"Above all we need to establish the period [of death] before we jump to conclusions," Greg Burke, the Vatican's spokesperson, told the Guardian.
"The [outcome of the investigation] ]
Detectives will be looking for a particular situation if they are a DNA match for Orlandi or Gregori, both of whom were 15 when they went Missing in the space of 40 days in 1983.
In the heart of the Vatican, the Vatican was a daughter of a member of the Vatican's police and was last seen on 22 June 1983 when leaving a music clbad.
15-year-old was kidnapped by an organized crime gang to put pressure on Vatican officials to recover a loan. Another claim was made by Mehmet Ali Ağca, a Turkish man who attempted to murder Pope John Paul II in 1981.
Her brother Pietro has been leading a decades-long campaign to find out what
However, Pietro Orlandi is organizing a sit-in in the Vatican. in the month of June, accusing the Vatican of "raising the wall even higher."
"A few days after Emanuela disappeared, Monsignor Giovanni Battista Morandini told me that it was leak before it was too late.
Sgrò said the Orlandi family was waiting for a description of the words, and he commented on the decision to drop the investigation
] "The family's hope is that [the remains belong to Emanuela]so long we have fought a battle to bring her home."
Gregori disappeared exactly 40 days before Orlandi. Her mother says Gregory answered the interview with the parents before telling her parents she was a school friend and she was going out to speak to him. She never returned. (19659002) The property where the victim was discovered in the Vatican in 1949 by a Jewish businessman who belonged to the Nazi party before the introduction of racial laws in Italy. later converted to Catholicism, according to Italian media.
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