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Input: (Corrects May 1 story to make clear in paragraph 14 that Peter Saunders has not resigned from Vatican sex abuse commission) 
  
 Pope Francis waves as he leads the Angelus prayer in Saint Peter's square at the Vatican May 1, 2016. REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi 
  
 By Philip Pullella 
  
 VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis called for “severe punishment” for pedophiles on Sunday after new details emerged in Italy of the 2014 death of a six-year-old girl who is alleged to have been thrown from an eighth-storey balcony by her abuser. 
  
 “This is a tragedy. We should not tolerate the abuse of minors,” Francis said, departing from prepared remarks at his weekly Sunday message and blessing to tens of thousands of people in St. Peter’s Square. 
  
 “We must protect minors and severely punish abusers,” he said. 
  
 Though the Catholic Church itself has been rocked by its own abuse scandals, he did not mention them on Sunday as he has in the past. 
  
 Italians have been shocked as details emerged in the case of six-year-old Fortuna who died in June 2014 after a fall from an eighth-storey balcony in Naples. 
  
 After re-opening the case, police charged a 43-year-old man with having thrown the girl to her death in a housing block in a rough area of the city after raping her. Police said they suspected he killed her so she would not talk. 
  
 The man, who has also been accused of molesting other children and is now in prison in Rome, has denied the charges. 
  
 On Saturday Italian President Sergio Mattarella called for an “ample, rapid and severe” judicial process concerning the case, which has dominated newspapers’ front pages for days. 
  
 Child abuse by priests has plagued the Roman Catholic Church itself for decades. 
  
 While some cases of sexual abuse in the Church were exposed piecemeal, such as in the U.S. state of Louisiana in the 1980s, the scandal exploded in 2002, when it was discovered that U.S. bishops in the Boston area moved abusers from parish to parish instead of defrocking them. 
  
 Similar scandals have since been discovered around the world and tens of millions of dollars have been paid in compensation. 
  
 While the pope has vowed “zero tolerance” for abusers in the Church, victims groups have accused him of not doing enough. They say he should do much more to make bishops more accountable for covering up abuse or not preventing it. 
  
 A commission he set up to advise him on how to root out abuse in the Church has struggled to find its stride. 
  
 In February, Peter Saunders of Britain, a prominent and outspoken member, was forced to take a leave of absence from the group after being fiercely critical of the Vatican’s handling of abuse scandals. 
  
 In March, Cardinal George Pell, under fire for his handling of sexual abuse of children by priests in Australia decades ago, gave four days of evidence to an Australian government commission, which again put the Church’s problem with abuse on the world stage. ||||| È stato lui stesso a raccontare l’accaduto al gip Alessandro Buccino Grimaldi e al pm Claudia Maone, che lo avevano raggiunto ieri, sabato, per l’interrogatorio di garanzia. La direzione del carcere ha preso misure di sicurezza per evitare nuove aggressioni 
  
 Le accuse 
  
 Raimondo Caputo, 43 anni, era già detenuto da alcuni mesi per pedofilia: è infatti accusato di avere ripetutamente violentato le tre bambine della sua compagna (che si trova ai domiciliari). Il drammatico racconto degli abusi fatto dalle bimbe è contenuto nell’ordinanza per omicidio che i carabinieri gli hanno notificato venerdì. Caputo, che ha contusioni al viso e un occhio nero, si trova ora in una cella singola all’interno di una sezione protetta ||||| (ANSA) - Naples, April 29 - Italian police on Friday made an arrest in the death of Fortuna Loffredo, a six-year-old girl who fell to her death from a balcony in Caivano near Naples in June 2014. 
  
 An autopsy on the girl's body found she had been the victim of sexual abuse. 
  
 The partner of a neighbour of Fortuna's mother was arrested, police said. The neighbour's son, Antonio, had also fallen to his death a year previously. The suspect, Raimondo Caputo, 44, is accused of sexual violence and murder. 
  
 Caputo has been in prison since November 2015, suspected of sexual abuse of the three-year-old daughter he had with his girlfriend, who is on house arrest for the same accusation. 
  
 Prosecutors said they suspected since the beginning that Fortuna had been the victim of a paedophilia ring. 
  
 Fortuna's mother, Domenica Guardato, said that she knew the couple was responsible for her daughter's death. 
  
 "I've always been sure that it was them, I always said it," Guardato said. 
  
 "I've never met him, but I asked her and she always denied it," she said. 
  
 "She is sick, and there's also another person who knew everything, that woman's mother". 
  
 Guardato said that everyone in the neighbourhood kept quiet about Fortuna's death, invoking an unspoken code of silence about the crime. 
  
 "I was thinking, hoping, that today, at least today, someone from this cursed place would come up to me to say something, a hug, but instead, nothing. Here, there's always been and there always will be silence". 
  
 She said she is the "only condemned" person to emerge from the tragedy. 
  
 "Because here I am with an immense pain, that will never go away. Because I loved Fortuna, as only a mother can, and they killed her. And still today I don't know why," Guardato said. 
  
 Naples prosecutor Domenico Airoma said that it was children who gave the investigation a breakthrough. 
  
 "The adults were hindering the investigations. The children permitted the turnaround," Airoma said, referring specifically to three children of the arrested man's girlfriend. 
  
 Airoma said that the adults in the neighbourhood had "a conspiracy of silence, indifference, and culpable collusion". The Naples prosecutor's office investigated the case for two years up against this climate of silence. 
  
 On Friday investigators said that Caputo had been sexually abusing Fortuna for some time, and that he allegedly pushed her from the eighth-floor balcony when she put up resistance to his abuse. 
  
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Output:
Six-year-old Fortuna Loffredo fell to her death from an eighth-story balcony in Italy two years ago. Now authorities are saying a man next door sexually abused and murdered her, and Pope Francis is speaking up about the horror of sex crimes, Reuters reports. Pedophiles deserve "severe punishment," he said Sunday. "This is a tragedy. We should not tolerate the abuse of minors." He didn't mention the Catholic Church's sex abuse scandals, but said that "we must protect minors and severely punish abusers." Italian authorities have charged Raimondo Caputo, 44, with abusing Fortuna and allegedly throwing her from the balcony in Caivano, near Naples, when she resisted one of his assaults in June of 2014, ANSA reports. Caputo was already in prison since November for allegedly abusing three girls he had with his girlfriend, Il Corriere reports; the girlfriend was under house arrest for possibly helping him abuse one of the girls, a three-year-old. The charges of sexual violence and murder come as no surprise to Fortuna's mother, Domenica Guardato, who says she's "always been sure" the couple next door were behind it, but neighbors who knew never spoke up. Naples prosecutor Domenico Airoma agrees: "The adults were hindering the investigations," he says. "The [child victims who spoke up] permitted the turnaround." Now, Guardato says, she is "condemned" to suffer a pain "that will never go away. Because I loved Fortuna, as only a mother can, and they killed her. And still today I don't know why."