The Pope looked at her brother and said four words, Emanuela >> [music] >> is in heaven. Her brother has spent 42 years asking one question, how does he know that? June 22nd, 1983, Emanuela Orlandi was 15. She grew up inside [music] the walls of the Vatican. Her father worked for the Pope. She walked out through the gate for a flute lesson at a music school in Rome. At the bus stop, [music] she told friends a man had offered her a job distributing flyers for a fashion show. She called her sister [music] to tell her, then her friends left. She stayed behind. She was never seen [music] again. A month later, her family received audio tapes, a girl screaming, then phone [music] calls demanding the Vatican release the Pope's would-be assassin. For 42 years, [music] the theories multiplied, the mafia, Vatican banking, Cold War intelligence, a cover-up inside the church [music] itself. And for 42 years, Vatican said one thing, we have no [music] file on Emanuela Orlandi. In 2024, the Vatican's own prosecutor admitted the file exists. >> [music] >> It always existed. They denied it for 40 years, 42 years, three investigations, one parliamentary commission, a Netflix [music] documentary, a Pope who said she's in heaven, and a file the Vatican denied having until they couldn't deny it anymore. What is in that [music] file? Like and subscribe Grave File TV, new file every day.