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Roberto Cervellati was an Enea physicist known for his leading role in Italian scientific expeditions to Antarctica.
The man driving the scooter who hit and killed 92-year-old physicist Roberto Cervellati on Friday 6 November has turned himself in and then fled without providing help. He is a 51 year old. The man turned himself in while the local police were investigating the case, through listening to witnesses and analyzing video surveillance cameras.
The accident
Cervellati died on Saturday at the Gemelli hospital in Rome where he had been hospitalized in serious condition. The clash occurred not far from his home, on the Viale Angelico cycle path, around 3.30pm on Friday. The Rome prosecutor's office has opened a case for vehicular homicide and failure to provide assistance.
Physicist and researcher for Enea, Cervellati was considered a leading figure in the history of Italian scientific expeditions to Antarctica. He had led the Italian mission to the polar continent and participated in seven expeditions, including as head of mission.
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Continuation of the judicial process for road homicide.
Very likely · Within months

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