Academy had placed Mandia in isolation as a “punishment” for suspected cheating.
In a statement written in Italian, the family claimed that E.F. Academy into circumstances surrounding the suicide. A spokesperson for the department said a “thorough investigation” was underway with the cooperation of the Westchester District Attorney and the E.F. The Mount Pleasant Police Department in Westchester, New York told The Daily Beast that they responded to a 911 call at the academy Saturday morning and were directed to a room adjacent to the dorms where they found Mandia alone. The family, in a statement through the New Jersey-based Bochetto-Lentz law firm representing them, confirmed on Tuesday that the teen’s death was by suicide. Pietro Benesatto, Mandia’s uncle in Italy, told The Daily Beast that the teen’s parents were met at the airport by a school official who told them he had died. He reportedly planned to follow in the footsteps of his entrepreneur father, who runs a successful frozen Italian pizza export firm called Fiad, and thought an American education would give him a leg up in the competitive business world. The school, with a student body of 450, runs around $62,000 a year for boarding students. Academy in the Mount Pleasant hamlet of Thornwood in Westchester County, New York, finishing an international baccalaureate degree. Mandia had been studying as a boarding student at the elite E.F. ROME-The Italian parents of 17-year-old Claudio Mandia had just landed at New York’s JFK airport with their three daughters where they had flown from Italy to celebrate their son’s 18th birthday when they were told the devastating news that he was dead. "A useful addition to clinical pediatric endocrinology and of interest also to geneticists.Photo Illustration by Luis G. No matter your disease(s) of interest, its molecular/cellular basis is covered in this mutiauthored book.
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