Yes, all 32 victims of the Costa Concordia disaster were eventually recovered, though it took nearly three years to complete the task. The initial search in January 2012 recovered most of the bodies, but several remained missing in the submerged and dangerous parts of the wreckage. In October 2013, after the ship was "righted" through the parbuckling process, the body of the 31st victim, Maria Grazia Trecarichi, was found. The 32nd and final victim, Russel Rebello, an Indian waiter who was hailed as a hero for helping others escape, remained missing until November 2014. His remains were discovered in a cabin by salvage workers as the ship was being dismantled in Genoa, Italy. This final recovery provided much-needed closure to the families and the rescue teams involved. A 33rd casualty is often cited: a Spanish diver who tragically died in 2014 while working on the salvage operation itself.