He leaves home at dawn and disappears, Simone found dead at 19.

The search for Simone Noacco, the 19-year-old who disappeared at dawn from Magnano in Riviera , in the province of Udine, has ended tragically. The young man was found dead near the tracks of the Udine-Gemona railway line, after hours of apprehension and an appeal from his family. Initial investigations have ruled out third-party liability: what happened and how the search was conducted.

The disappearance at dawn, the family's alarm and the search for Simone

The nineteen-year-old's disappearance occurred in the early hours of the same day. Around 5:00 a.m., Simone had left his home on foot for a cigarette, never to return. His mother, Daniela, had shared some details of those hours, launching an appeal on social media in the hope of obtaining useful information.

The family reported him missing to the police around 8 a.m. , after losing contact with the boy. According to his mother, the young man had also sent several phone messages and was going through a difficult period.

Operations to track him down began immediately, with the involvement of the Carabinieri and coordination by the Prefecture through the activation of the Provincial Search Plan.

The investigation also included the hilly areas around Magnano in Riviera: family members had reported that the boy's cell phone had received signal from a cell tower in that area. After hours of apprehension and mobilization, news of his discovery arrived in the afternoon, dashing any hope of bringing him home.

Magnano in Riviera: Missing 19-year-old found dead near tracks

The story of Simone Noacco , the 19-year-old who disappeared from Magnano in Riviera, in the province of Udine, ended in the most dramatic way . The young man was found lifeless on the afternoon of Thursday, October 29, after several hours of searching . His body was located near the Udine-Gemona railway line , under the overpass of the road connecting Tarcento to State Road 13, towards Buja.

Law enforcement officers arrived on the scene to conduct investigations and reconstruct the circumstances of the death. According to initial information, third-party liability has been ruled out , while the exact circumstances of the incident remain unclear. The discovery also impacted rail traffic: starting at 15:40 PM on Thursday, October 29, Rete Ferroviaria Italiana suspended services between Gemona and Udine to allow authorities to conduct their investigations.