This is CBSI and the World. I'm John Bachelor. To Italy, Siena, Italy, Blue Skye,

Blue skies. Lorenzo Fiore of the Anselda Foundation joins me.

We have much business in Italy right now,

but first we attend to the ongoing investigation

of the tragedy of the sinking of a luxury yacht. the

ongoing investigation of the tragedy of the sinking of a luxury yacht, the Bayesian, and the loss of extremely

prominent lives, part of the success of the United Kingdom, I understand these last years, in Digital is lost with the Bayesian.

The investigation turns on the crew and the captain who survived and the passengers who did not.

Lorenzo, a very good day to you, the investigation is ongoing.

There has to be an investigation for any ship sinking. What now do we understand from the

from the reports we've had as to what the inquiry is, the Italian authorities?

What are they looking at closely? Good evening to you.

Good evening to the radio listener. Let me tell you first that the magistrate in

charge of the investigation,

that he needs to have the boat rescue

in order to make a full assessment

about what happened and the cause of the sank of the Bayesian.

Second, he made a formal notice to the captain of the ship.

That means that he's under investigation because he may have some

responsibility in what happened at that night. The third element which is

very important is given by a statement of the chief of the court authority for that area that he said clearly that there was no alert in that area for such incredible phenomena,

a C. tornado to the effect, which made the boat moving up and down left and right for 15 minutes

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