[netamargr]

I don't see the problem here.

[maliboia]

Well what if those where two Jewish girls? In Germany.


That would be newsworthy wouldn't it?

[PapsEdisa]

This sounded like an made up story, or not the racist one it tries to be.

Girls were already dead, and their bodies could have been taken away faster but.. what people should have done?

[AlexanderDrew]

Originally posted by Theben
I know I wouldn't have sat near them, that's for sure. QFT

[Abaanto]

I think the real article should have been "Sunbathers in Italy fail to put off Gypsy corpses"

[cakaeroryrere]

Originally posted by BlackCat
I found this bit interesting - was it set on fire before or after evacuation ?
Pretty clear, no?

"where a Roma encampment was burned to the ground this year after its inhabitants had been evacuated for their own safety."

[engacenus]

Originally posted by BlackCat


Typical Teutonic - what about this part ?


Well, ok it isn't exactly clear if it was already burning. My completely-out-of-my-ass guess would be there was trouble going on, they were evacuated and then it was burned down. Because it's nothing special to evacuate people when the camp is burning anyway. As it is written it looks their safety was in danger before any fire because of tensions around the camp.

Could be wrong of course.

[Fiesialenp]

Did the nearby people even know the two girls were dead?

If I saw two people laying on the beach, even if they were under beach towels, I wouldn't assume they were corpses.

[sbrpkkl]

The living go on living despite the death of two complete strangers... shocking!

[scoundtrack]

edit: See above.