  We consider a set $X$ of distinct points in the $n$-dimensional projective
space over an algebraically closed field $k$. Let $A$ denote the coordinate
ring of $X$, and let $a_i(X)=\dim_k [{\rm Tor}_i^R(A,k)]_{i+1}$. Green's Strong
Castelnuovo Lemma (SCL) shows that if the points are in general position, then
$a_{n-1}(X)\neq 0$ if and only if the points are on a rational normal curve.
Cavaliere, Rossi and Valla conjectured that if the points are not necessarily
in general position the possible extension of the SCL should be the following:
$a_{n-1}(X)\neq 0$ if and only if either the points are on a rational normal
curve or in the union of two linear subspaces whose dimensions add up to $n$.
In this work we prove the conjecture.
