Hi again,

Thank to Martin to brought it to my attention sinc i have underlooked 
it, i want to tell you another story regardin 1997.

In september 1997 the ceiling of the Assisi church collapsed over some 
tecnicians and a cameraman of Italian News Tg5 recorded everything, 
maybe someone remember this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZ_vR2tDbhg&feature=related

Why these tecnician was there after less than 12 hours after one big event?
It is well documented and also historically (hudreds of year before) 
that Appenninian fault systems always release TWO events. Usually the 
second with 12-20 hours and that it can be near or slightly over the 
main shock. If you want I can post some extraction of Italian earthquake 
official catalogues.

Please keep present that the faults system northern to city of Terni and 
southern from Terni have a rather different behaviour and also magnitude 
over terni historic catalouge report up to 5.0-6.0 magnitudes, below 
Terni up to 7.8 in magnitude.

best regards
Mauro


Il 04/07/2010 16:51, Tangazazen@....... ha scritto:
>
>
> Thank you Jerry,
>      I should have made a web reference to this drama but to  make amends I
> quote the L'Aquila's public prosecutor Alfredo Rossini who  recently said,
> "Those responsible are people who should have given different  answers to the
> public. We're not talking about the lack of an alarm, the alarm  came with
> the movements of the ground. We're talking about the lack of advice  telling
> people to leave their homes."
>
> This is an open letter to the President of Italy from the EMSC:-
>
>   _http://www.emsc-csem.org/Doc/Laquila_indictment_EMSC_Support.pdf_
> (http://www.emsc-csem.org/Doc/Laquila_indictment_EMSC_Support.pdf)
>
>
>   Martin
>
>
>
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