Serious injuries, broken limbs, haematomas, bruises, cranial traumas, wounds: the long list of 'serious injuries' reported by demonstrators who were beaten by the police inside the Diaz school during the G8 and reminded, in the Justice Palace of Genoa, by Public Prosecutor Francesco Cardona Albini who today continued the public prosecutor's final address, started yesterday by his colleague Enrico Zucca, in the context of the trial on the bloody raid in the building on Via Cesare Battisti during the G8 of 2001. "It was a beating-up" underlined the magistrate "without any evidence that there was justification for the behaviour of the men who entered the school. The demonstrators didn't resist, they didn't throw any objects and no weapons have been found in the school. In fact, we have demonstrated the fact that two Molotov cocktails came from the outside". During the day the "securing and reclamation of places in which the beating and violence against the demonstrators took place" was examined, "incompatible with any possible resistance, as shown by the medical reports. The hypothesis of previous wounds" Cardona Albini explained "goes clearly against the thousands of images and the medical documentation provided by the plaintiffs. The evidence also showed that there were no injured nor weapons or clubs or dangerous objects like those seen during the clashes with the black block".