She Was 8 Months Pregnant. Then Everything Went Terribly Wrong.

Eligia Ardita was 35, a hardworking nurse, and just weeks away from giving birth to her first child. One January night in 2015, everything changed. The emergency call, the ambulance, the rushed attempts to save her — all too late. At first, it looked like medical negligence. But something didn’t add up. And one man refused to let the truth be buried. In this episode, we unravel a chilling case that shocked Italy and raised deep legal and ethical questions.

What really happened that night?
Why doesn’t Italian law treat the death of an unborn child as homicide?
Listen to the full story — then tell us what you think in the comments.

A real chilling case, don't miss it!


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