The mystery of the Fossa Susanna plane crash and the location of the dead woman, after nearly a century, still lingers among the mountains of Prato di Campoli. We are in the Veroli area, amidst valleys, woods, and mountains with a very ancient history, dripping with foliage of a green that fades to black. Those woods seem to swallow and guard who knows how many stories!
The mystery of the Fossa Susanna plane crash
Yet even in the 900s, history violently and dramatically opened a rift between these lands. There was a horrific plane crash, affecting a sector—the skies—that was still largely pioneering.
It was May 25th, the day on which, coincidentally, Veroli celebrates Saint Salome, a beloved figure in the town. Where the plane crash occurred, there still stands a sort of monument, a plinth with an evocative propeller and a plaque commemorating the tragic event. Perhaps, however, it wasn't just a simple plane crash, but rather a brush with destiny that had only been dramatically postponed. A married couple, the most prominent passengers on that plane, were traveling. Both had been involved in a shipwreck not long before the tragic event. They were on a cruise ship, an ocean liner flying the French flag.
Suzanne Sarah Picard and Alfred Isaak Lang Willar and the Mystery of the Plane Disaster
They were traveling on the “Georges PhilipparA fire broke out on board off the coast of Somalia. Despite the insurance company's investigations, the cause of the sudden flames was never found. In any case, the ship sank.
And yet Suzanne Sarah Picard and Alfred Isaak Lang Willar, managed to swim, saving themselves in a daring way on a ship flying the Soviet flag. Incredibly, they managed to bring a camera with them, including the film, without damaging it in the water. Thanks to this not insignificant detail, photographs of the sinking ocean liner exist. It seems A story worthy of the 007s of the mid-60s. Two daredevils of the time, these two spouses, Suzanne and Alfred, some time later, were flying towards Marseille, crossing the skies of Ciociaria.
Marcel Francois Goulette and Lucien Moreau
Their cousin was travelling with them. Louis Refusi. But also two experienced aviators like Marcel Francois Goulette, who had been a hero of the First World War. As well as the dolphin of the skies Lucien MoreauJust as doubts persist about the sunken ocean liner, the plane crash is shrouded in a cloud of international espionage.
Sabotage or unpredictable failure? The mystery deepens and is quite suggestive, or does fate mock and fascinate us, since those who rushed to the scene after the crash found the remains of Suzanne, the woman in the locality "Dead femaleWe're in a place with a name that in itself raises eyebrows and adds a macabre veil to the whole thing. In any case, the reports say that after the crash, a certain "Ciambeghetta" of the area, nicknamed Mr. Giovanni Scaccia, saw the flames, rushing to the scene but finding no survivors.
Susanna Pit
However, he was certainly very amazed and surprised, since the particular cargo that the plane was carrying was scattered everywhere. These were jewels and precious objects, which must have constituted a strange contrast to the scene of death. But there is a detail further which is very intriguing due to the coincidence. The crash occurs on 25 May. CAs I mentioned, it is the day when Saint Salome is celebrated in Veroli. The holy preacher who came from the Holy Land to these places had also been in Marseille, where the plane was headed. Furthermore, the holy preacher was with her traveling companion, the follower Sarah, which was also the middle name of Suzanne, who died in the terrible crash. These and other suggestions can to fascinate those who climb to Campoli Meadow.
Fossa Susanna plane crash
There's a path leading directly to the clearing with a small lake. This is where the plane actually crashed, killing the couple who had survived another disaster: Suzanne Sarah Picard and Alfred Isaak Lang Willar. Perhaps there was a malfunction or something else. Serious doubts remain about the event and its dynamics. After all, the two pilots were skilled and highly experienced, and had survived some very bloody combat in the past. In memory of those events, the place, as well as the lake, were named "Fossa Susanna." Curious events in the area!
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