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Together with another Italian Simone Moro was negative protagonist scandal with getting Crown of the Himalayas. It turned out that the entrance to Lhotse in 1994, is a lie. Entering at the same time Ryszard Pawłowski said that they turned back from the ridge about 150 meters below the summit. Lhotse Moro attacked again in 1997, this time going longer on top.
Why? Because (a) it's not clear what exactly is being said; (b) it does seem to be about a scandal and a "Crown of the Himalayas" - neither of which are obvious; and (c) a negative comment like this, particularly about a living person, needs some citation or reference. Snori (talk)
