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"If, as the law states, you can only be convicted beyond a reasonable doubt, in the cited case, Stasi had been acquitted once, then a second time, and finally, without retrying the case anew, he was convicted based on the same evidence on which he had been acquitted," declared Nordio. #Giustizia #AlbertoStasi #DelittoGarlasco (translated)

Justice Minister Carlo Nordio defined the system that led to Alberto Stasi's conviction as insane, arguing that he had previously been acquitted twice, while ignoring the details of the retrial that involved a reopened debate and new expert evaluations. #Giustizia #AlbertoStasi #DelittoGarlasco (translated)

Elisabetta Aldrovandi wrote that a document recovered from the Prosecutor's Office in Pavia confirmed the absence of genetic material on the spoon used by Chiara Poggi on the morning of the crime. She contrasted that document with the documentation provided to PM Muscio, which she claimed contained DNA that was manually reconstructed because it was unclear, but attributed without doubt to the victim. Aldrovandi also argued that the documentation reported a large quantity of DNA on the pedal of Alberto Stasi's bicycle, initially identified with certainty as blood and later indicated as such with a high probability. She recalled that a handwritten note from then Captain Marino instead reported the absence of blood and that the machine used for electrophoretic runs had produced two negative results for that DNA. The author stated that the data clarified what might have happened in the laboratory in September 2007. She deemed it unacceptable and unforgivable, in addition to the errors, any potential concealment of them, arguing that this could have contributed to biasing the investigation against Stasi, who was sentenced to 16 years in prison, of which he would serve nearly 11, with severe consequences for his life and reputation. #garlasco #giustizia #DNA #garlasco (translated)

Francesco wrote, referencing an article by Rita Cavallaro, that Captain Marino had traveled to Milan eight times in November 2011 — on the 7th, 10th, 14th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 29th, and 30th — to meet with prosecutor Laura Barbaini. According to reports, he had reached the Tribunal in his own vehicle after being summoned by Barbaini. Francesco indicated that the trips would have emerged from letters sent by Marino to the municipal police of Milan to request the cancellation of any fines received during the journey. The letters, he wrote, were among the documents in the “wardrobe of shame,” obtained at the Parma laboratory by the Prosecutor's Office of Pavia. He added that there were no notes or minutes regarding the reasons for the meetings or what Marino and Barbaini had discussed. In reconstructing the context, Francesco recalled that the first appeal trial for the Garlasco crime had started in Milan on November 8, 2011, and that Barbaini represented the prosecution as Deputy Attorney General. On November 22, during the closing arguments, she had requested 30 years in prison for Alberto Stasi, also contesting the aggravating circumstance of cruelty. Stasi had been acquitted on appeal in December 2011; subsequently, Francesco wrote, the Supreme Court had annulled the sentence and ordered a new trial in Milan in 2014, in which Barbaini maintained the same role and secured the conviction. #Garlasco #Giustizia #Sistema (translated)

Due suspects, a 19-year-old Tunisian citizen and a 24-year-old Italian, have been arrested by the State Police for the murder of a young man whose body was found in Rome on October 5, with investigations revealing direct involvement in the crucial moments leading up to the crime. #omicidio #Roma #giustizia (translated)

The investigation into the Garlasco murder raises doubts about the management of DNA tests by the Ris laboratories, particularly concerning the biological sample taken from a spoon instead of a blood sample from the victim, and the lack of communication of the results to the defense consultants. #Garlasco #DNA #omicidio (translated)

A 20-year-old young man, obsessed with the TV series Dexter, has been accused of murder after killing a prostitute by recreating the serial killer's death room from the series, imitating the methods and committing the crime on December 21 in England. #Omicidio #Dexter #Inghilterra (translated)

In a letter, Innocent Oseghale, sentenced for the murder of Pamela Mastropietro, claims to have acted alone and apologizes, but the victim's mother, Alessandra Verni, does not believe his words and asserts that they were suggested by others for legal purposes. #DelittoMastropietro #PamelaMastropietro #Giustizia (translated)

The article analyzes the various elements, aside from the DNA, that led to the conviction of Alberto Stasi for the murder of Chiara Poggi, highlighting the criticisms and shortcomings of the initial investigation, while acknowledging that the Supreme Court upheld the conviction beyond any reasonable doubt. #DelittoGarlasco #AlbertoStasi #Giustizia (translated)

A psychological evaluation document of Alberto Stasi, never authorized and based on confidential material, emerges from the file of the Ris of Parma, describing him as a "manipulator" and "narcissist," while raising questions about the legitimacy of the analysis and its impact on the investigations into the Garlasco crime. #Garlasco #AlbertoStasi #PsicologiaCriminologica (translated)

New revelations about a valuation never submitted regarding Alberto Stasi emerge in the context of the investigations into the murder of Chiara Poggi, raising further doubts about the actions of the former investigators and calling into question Stasi's 16-year sentence. #ChiaraPoggi #AlbertoStasi #giustizia (translated)

The public prosecutor's office in Pavia may question the consultants of the initial investigation into the murder of Chiara Poggi in the coming days, particularly regarding the analysis of the pedals of Alberto Stasi's bicycle, in light of new evidence and a potential line of investigation for corruption. #DelittoGarlasco #AlbertoStasi #ChiaraPoggi (translated)

The author recalled the crime in Turin, where a dealer had been killed in a professor's home after three days of consuming alcohol and crack, and the fears about the spread of fentanyl. In his opinion, the news of recent weeks showed that Italy had not yet addressed the issue of addiction. He added that he had discussed it in his Café. #droghe #Fentanyl #Italia #IT (translated)

Chiara Poggi's parents, interviewed on Verissimo, reiterated their belief that Alberto Stasi is the only guilty party in their daughter's murder and expressed their fatigue with the media siege surrounding the case, hoping that the story can finally conclude after 19 years. #ChiaraPoggi #DelittoGarlasco #Giustizia (translated)

Rita Cavallaro wrote that Andrea Sempio was also at risk of a corruption charge. According to the suspicion she reported, he would have paid, along with his father, the judicial police to be exonerated from the first investigation in 2016 into the Garlasco crime. https://t.co/qzVc0td4EW #corruzione #giustizia #Garlasco (translated)

Sabrina F. republished content signed by Alessandro Guaita in which he accused General Garofano of having misled the investigation into the death of Manuela Murgia, who was found in a canyon in Tuvixeddu. According to what Sabrina F. wrote, Garofano was in charge of the scientific investigations and would have supported the suicide theory, influencing the public prosecutor with a genetic report. In the post, his role was described as both an expert for the defense and as an expert for the injured party and the civil party. Sabrina F. also reported that Le Iene had talked about a breakthrough in the investigations and that the RIS of Cagliari had found around forty genetic traces on Murgia's clothing and genitals, as well as blood traces on her underwear. She asserted that the girl had been raped and that previously the RIS had deemed her untouched. Sabrina F. also accused Garofano of corruption and of having used the distortion of facts for his own purposes. https://t.co/JjLNRXpj4I #Garofano #Giustizia #ManuelaMurgia (translated)

Significant discoveries in the investigation of the double murder in Pietracatella, including the identification of a computer in the United States from which research on the preparation of ricin would have started, shortly before the murders of Antonella Di Ielsi and her daughter Sara Di Vita. #Pietracatella #ricina #omicio (translated)