Three years after the fatal train accident in Brandizzo, Italy, the Ivrea Prosecutor's Office has reopened the investigation and identified two new suspects within RFI (Rete Ferroviaria Italiana, the Italian railway network). The investigation focuses on whether risk assessment documentation was adequate and compliant with safety regulations. According to preliminary findings from Spresal, the risk evaluation document was deemed insufficient. The accident, which claimed five lives, has prompted renewed scrutiny of safety protocols on Italian railways. The CGIL union strongly criticized the incident, stating that repeated failings cannot be dismissed as simple oversights. These developments suggest potential negligence in safety oversight and maintenance procedures related to the track work where the tragedy occurred. The case highlights ongoing concerns surrounding railway safety in Italy and emphasizes the need for stricter enforcement of regulations.