US EditionAlfredino Rampi: Italy remembers tragedy of boy who died in well
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On June 10, 1981, 44 years ago, Italy stopped. In Selvotta, in the hamlet of Vermicino, in the Frascati area, Alfredo Rampi fell into an artesian well. The attempts to extract him lasted about 60 hours until the dramatic epilogue on June 13: Alfredino had not made it and his heart...
Alfredino Rampi: Italy remembers tragedy of boy who died in well
Italy looks back on anniversary of Vermicino tragedy whose doomed rescue attempts unfolded on live television. On this day 44 years ago, a small boy fell deep into a well in a village near Frascati, about 20 km south-east of Rome. Alfredo Rampi, known as Alfredino, was six years old. On the evening of 10 June 1981, the boy had asked his father if he could walk back across the field to the family's holiday house. It was a short walk and his fathe…
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