In the wee hours of January 13 last year, Italian cruise liner Costa Concordia hit a reef near the Islola del Giglio, and sank off the Tuscan Coast. The wreckage, said to be as colossal in scale as the Titanic’s, spared most of the 4,000 lives aboard the ship. Families of 32 were, inevitably, left to mourn. The family of one, however, was spared the luxury even of grieving.