Naples statue tragedy prompts renewed probe into Prada manager’s death
Italian authorities have reopened the investigation into Prada manager Chiara Jaconis’s death two years after she was struck by a falling statue in Naples; a ballistics assessment will determine which statuette — a Pharaoh Akhenaten figurine or a bust of Queen Nefertiti — was involved. The 13-year-old boy who allegedly pushed the statue was not charged due to his age, while his parents face manslaughter charges for supervision. Jaconis, 30, died while on birthday trip to Naples, and her mother says justice is still sought.
