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Azzurrina The legend was passed down orally for three centuries, presumably coming from time to time distorted, enlarged, embellished. Only a priest of the area in '600 put it in writing along with other legends and folk tales of the lower Val Marecchia.

Gwendolyn was albino. The popular superstition of the time linked with albinism magical events which if not diabolical. This is why the father had decided to make always escorted by a couple of guards and did not ever leave the house to protect it from hearsay and prejudice people.

Her mother dyed her hair repeatedly with pigments, vegetable extremely volatile. These, thanks to the inability of albino hair to hold the pigment, the girl had given her eyes as blue as reflections that originated the nickname Azzurrina .

Legend has it that on June 21, 1375, the day of the summer solstice, Azzurrina played in the castle of Montebello with a ball of rags while a storm raged outside. It was guarded by two armed men named Dominic and Roger. According to the report of the guards chased the little girl drop the ball in the icebox underground. Having heard a scream guards rushed into the room coming from the only entrance, but found no trace of the child. His body was never found.

Legend has it that the ghost of the girl has been trapped in the castle and returns to be heard around the summer solstice every year to shine.

These facts listed below are events in which it was made to feel blue

• 1990 - Thunder. Crying infant hiccups. 16 shots.
• 1995 - Thunder. Crying infant hiccups.
• 2000 - begins and ends with the passage of a plane that was circulating at that time above the castle. Crying infant hiccups. Child's voice seems to pronounce the word "mother".
• 2003 - A short scream.
• 2005 - indistinct noises after which you can guess the name "Alosa" (or Luigi, from the Latin Aloysius ). Overlapping voices rising tone: a chorus-like mass, which seems to repeat the name "Belial", better known as a demon.

June 21, 2010 The new recordings were made on 13 January 2011 are reported and made public by the television program Mystery. "Listening to these audio files, you can hear a heartbeat and then a prolonged agonizing scream that ends with a bang. Dr. Gullà University of Bologna said that probably in these recordings have been able to capture the death of Azzurrina.

In 2010, the infrared cameras placed inside the castle saw two frames rather unusual. The first is a ball of light coming out of the ground at the point in which the child had disappeared and seems to represent the ball with which Azzurrina played on the day of his death. The second, fired at the castle, seems to represent the spectrum of a knight in armor.