Teen's Statuette Throw Kills Tourist, Parents Charged

0:00On April 22nd, a 13-year-old boy in Naples stands accused of hurling a two-kilogram statuette off a balcony, striking and killing A. 30-year-old tourist named Kiara Jaconis last year. She was out-celebrating her birthday with her boyfriend when the object hit her head. The kid got cleared by juvenile court because of his age, but now his parents face negligent manslaughter charges. Prosecutors say the parents should have watched him closer, pointing to his history of risky behavior that could have tipped them off. Meanwhile, CCTV footage just released shows the brutal moment. Kiara walking through the Spanish quarters suddenly slammed to the ground, her. Boyfriend yelling for help as she lay still. Kiara, who lived in Paris and were for Prada, suffered massive brain trauma and died two days later in the hospital. Her family and friends are heartbroken, turning a joyful trip into tragedy while the parents fiercely deny owning the statuette or any neglect. The couple even appealed their son's clearance, pushing for a quiddle on the facts alone,

1:03not just his age. Officials highlight those past incidents as Ki to proving the parents dropped the ball. With a preliminary hearing set for June 26, this case spotlights tough questions on parental duty and youth accountability in Italy's streets.