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Lia Bencivenga said she had not followed and did not want to follow a program she considered dishonest. Commenting on the discussions about the so-called Dossier K, she argued that its contents were verifiable in the SITs of the cited individuals and that even Stasi's defense had had suspicions about the Kappa family, without this constituting a crime. Bencivenga added that the dossier and the numerous emails sent to the Prosecutor's Office were on record and that nothing had been hidden. She then wondered why the person she called "Miss FBI" was so interested in knowing the author of the dossier, while, according to her, she showed no interest in the concealment of decisive results attributed to the RIS of Garofano and another involved person. She also criticized that person's reaction to the "personal consulting," which, in her opinion, had been found in the RIS files even though it had never been requested, submitted, or signed. Finally, Bencivenga criticized four people who were following that case, claiming that they had poor critical reading skills and were attracted to malice and meanness. She asked the person called "Miss FBI" if she checked the documents before becoming indignant. #mostri #garlasco #dossierK #giustizia (translated)

Alessandro Orsini stated that Europe depended on Russia for energy supplies and described as humiliating the announcement, attributed to Donald Trump, of an agreement with Vladimir Putin for the supply of over 300,000 tons of diesel, which would lower prices. Citing the Corriere della Sera, he reported that Europe was facing winter with the lowest gas reserves in the last fifteen years and was purchasing more gas by ship from Russia than ever before. According to the data he provided, European storage was 72% full, compared to 83% a year earlier, while in Germany and the Netherlands it was below 60%. Orsini claimed that the agreement would give Putin more resources to strike Ukraine. Orsini recalled predicting that an attempt by NATO to defeat Russia on the battlefield would provoke a more intense Russian response against Ukraine and a severe economic crisis for Europe and Italy. He said that the prediction, made on February 24, 2022, had not been believed and that subsequent events had confirmed it. He also announced his participation that evening in the program *Accordi e Disaccordi* and the presentation, on October 17, at the Feltrinelli in Largo Argentina in Rome with Luca Sommi, of his book *Nato, l’espansione verso la Russia*. He described the volume as a historical reconstruction of NATO's enlargement towards Russia, from the promises to Gorbachev during the negotiations for German reunification to the war in Ukraine. The thesis of the book, he explained, connected the documentary origins of tensions between NATO and Russia to the contradiction between Article 5 and the minutes attached to the Treaty on the Final Settlement of Germany of September 12, 1990. https://t.co/2KWZ8kSEG9 #Russia #Europa #Gas (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)

Andrea Tosatto wrote that Fabio Amendolara, from La Verità, had reported that the RIS had withheld a significant amount of documents regarding the murder of Chiara Poggi, including data, photographs, analyses, and fingerprints. Tosatto also stated that Carlo Taormina was requesting the establishment of a parliamentary inquiry commission. #Giustizia #Inchiesta #Omicidio (translated)

Francesco 🍓88 wrote that four folders containing 359 documents remained to be examined, kept in the "cabinets of shame" of the RIS. He added that in the days and weeks to come, the affair would reach previously unexplored areas. https://t.co/vnOYpdd7Pz #Garlasco #RISGate #Giustizia (translated)

An investigation by the Financial Police led to the reporting of 101 people involved in an organization that exploited foreign caregivers by recruiting them with false documents and depriving them of their rights, with operations primarily carried out in South Tyrol and other regions of Italy. #Caporalato #Immigrazione #Bolzano (translated)

Lia Bencivenga wrote that Professor Fabbri did not need to clarify his position on television, arguing that the truth was contained in documents that had been kept hidden until then. She stated that those who doubted him were defaming him and that those who questioned the seriousness of him and Professor Avato were acting in bad faith. She added that, as Fabbri had said, the issue was now clear even to an elementary school student. #verità #giustizia #trasparenza (translated)

Another act of the Ris, not filed in 2007, reveals analysis of male DNA found on the pedals of Alberto Stasi's bike in the murder of Chiara Poggi, highlighting irregularities in the management of documents by the experts and procedural issues in the previous investigation. #ChiaraPoggi #Ris #Dna (translated)

Rita Cavallaro wrote that the data that, according to her, would have exonerated Alberto Stasi had been denied eight times. She also stated that in 2018 General Lago had denied access to the documents for what he called mere bureaucratic technicalities. She cited Il Giornale. https://t.co/NaMEjElsf0 #Giustizia #Garlasco #AlbertoStasi (translated)

Federico Liguori has written that he would explain soon, in detail and, according to him, for the last time, the story of the bicycles and the alleged pedal swap, which he defined as a "farce" that lasted 8 years. He added that he would present documents and photographs. #garlasco #biciclette #documenti (translated)

Luca Azzola reported that Carmelo Schininà had stated that the Prosecutor's Office of Pavia had asked the Carabinieri of Moscow to acquire the entire file of the RIS of Parma from 2007 onwards. According to Schininà, other disturbing documents would have emerged, including some communications between the members of the RIS at the time. #ignotox #garlasco https://t.co/86wO8Tplcp #giustizia #italia #inchiesta (translated)

Stories of Justice, picking up a post by Albina Perri on Facebook, wrote that psychologist Alessandra Bramante had not signed the document, but that it had been drawn up on her letterhead. She then asked if the letterhead had been stolen from her. #Garlasco #Psicologia #Documenti #Fatti (translated)

Carmelo Schininà reported that, among the documents of the RIS related to the investigations in 2007 on Alberto Stasi, a psychological evaluation not requested by the prosecutor nor attached to the records would have been found. He attributed the news to Massimo Pisa of Repubblica and wrote that the document, which remained unknown to the public for 19 years, would have been drafted by Dr. Alessandra Bramante in Biella, wondering who authorized its creation. Schininà linked the evaluation to the DNA retests found on Stasi's pedals, which he claimed had never been submitted. He added that the two documents would only be part of the available documentation and that the prosecutor's office in Pavia would be in possession of other materials regarding the work of the RIS at the time, from which further elements would emerge. #garlasco #ignotox #tgla7 #AlbertoStasi #Ris #garlasco (translated)

Luca Azzola raised the questions of Salvo Sottile regarding the Garlasco case: Sottile had asked whether in 2007 the RIS had requested advice from a criminologist without communicating it and whether they could withhold results or documents without transmitting them to the public prosecutor. #ore14 #garlasco #criminologia #giustizia #Garlasco (translated)

Carmelo Schininà wrote that among the documents of the RIS related to the investigations of 2007, a psychological assessment of Alberto Stasi had been found, which was never requested by the prosecution nor attached to the records. He reported that the news was given by Massimo Pisa in Repubblica and asked who had authorized the drafting of the document, which had remained unknown to the public for 19 years. According to Schininà, the consultation would have been drafted by Dr. Alessandra Bramante in Biella and would accompany the counter-analysis of the DNA found on Stasi's pedals. He added that, as far as it appeared, the prosecution of Pavia would have other documentation on the work of the RIS at that time and that the two documents would only be the tip of the iceberg. #garlasco #ignotox #tgla7 #AlbertoStasi #garlasco #procura (translated)

Bugalalla wrote that she saw Gianluigi Nuzzi, Quarto Grado, and Alessandra Viero claiming exclusives based on documents that, according to her, she had published three months earlier on the Bugalalla Crime channel. She added that she has no more words. #garlasco #quartogrado #telesempio https://t.co/Osm9zP2R8z #Garlasco #QuartoGrado #BugalallaCrime (translated)