January 28, 1994, early afternoon.
In a courtyard in East Mostar a troupe from the Italian national broadcasting corporation RAI is shooting a documentary in front of a shelter where tens of people are assembled; many of them are children and in fact the special documentary that the journalists from Trieste are making for the national television news channel TG1 is about child-ren as war victims.

Suddenly, a mortar shell is fired from the hills around the capital of Herzegovina; it hits the site, killing the three correspondents.
Marco Luchetta, Saša Ota e Dario D’Angelo, three information service operators, pay the highest price to report the atrocities of the war waging just outside our country.

A few weeks later, the city of Trieste mourns another war victim, TV cameraman Miran Hrovatin, murdered in Somalia together with TG3 correspondent, Ilaria Alpi. Following the will of friends and colleagues a non-profit organization, the "Luchetta, Ota, D'Angelo, Hrovatin Fund for Children War Victims" was founded.

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