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Timo Lehmann wrote that Diether Dehm claimed in his speech at the Compact Dinner that Lehmann is a BND agent. Dehm has been making this accusation for years, Lehmann added. He himself is not a BND agent; however, Dehm was listed as an informant by the Stasi. https://t.co/2zXEkeMrqM #Politik #Wahrheit #Debatte (translated)

The author posted a link to material by Leszek Szymowski, whose title suggested that Morawiecki was a Stasi agent, inquired about who murdered General Papała, and announced the revelation of Petshing’s embarrassing secret. https://t.co/qx3FbJ8ulE #Polska #Historia #Polityka #PL (translated)

Elisabetta Sionis, clinical criminologist, has written that the hearing before the Gup would take place by December. She suggested that Stasi would submit a petition for a review asking for the suspension of the sentence, pursuant to Article 635 of the cpp, and that in this way he could ask the Gup of Pavia to participate in the trial against Sempio as a damaged party. #Giustizia #Processo #Revisione (translated)

Luca Azzola had announced that prosecutor Muscio, who interrogated Alberto Stasi, would be a guest the following evening on *Lo stato delle cose*. He added that she had been intercepted for the first time and anticipated a question about the blood and her attitude towards Stasi. #lostatodellecose #garlasco https://t.co/gHmWHQcdM8 #giustizia #garlasco #processo (translated)

A crucial week begins for Andrea Sempio, accused of the murder of Garlasco, while Chiara Poggi's parents confirm that they will not file a civil suit in the trial against him, maintaining their belief in Alberto Stasi's guilt. #ChiaraPoggi #OmicidioGarlasco #Giustizia (translated)

Francesco M. Galassi thanked those who had followed him the previous afternoon at Costanza Calabrese's Weekend Diary and stated that science had by now established Stasi's innocence. He added that the law should have followed science. #garlasco https://t.co/r3b4EfXsTC #garlasco #giustizia #scienza (translated)

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)

Kai Nielsen wrote that the political left has set a concerning precedent for the future, which could be a taste of what conservative politicians are to face. He feared that inquiries into who voted how could extend into private lives and that electoral secrecy would only be granted to one's own political bubble. Nielsen described this as a terrible development and wrote that he did not expect a return to the Stasi era. #Wahlfreiheit #Politik #Freiheit #Wahlen (translated)

"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)

Luca Azzola reported that the Minister of Justice Nordio had claimed that Alberto Stasi was convicted based on the same evidence for which he had been acquitted. Nordio also reportedly stated that the conviction was probably unjust and that the case demonstrated the failure of the Italian judicial system, described as "absurd." #garlasco https://t.co/8M7ffRlNfW #giustizia #legge #giuridico (translated)

The investigations into the Garlasco case focus on a three-hour time frame in which the genetic profile found on the pedals of Alberto Stasi's bicycle went from a partial profile to a match with the DNA of Chiara Poggi, revealing irregularities in the analysis procedures and suggesting a potential exchange of samples. #Garlasco #Dna #Giustizia (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)

The author wrote that the DNA on the teaspoon had never existed and said he had received confirmation of this that evening. He defined the matter as very serious and claimed that the investigations of 2007 had been tampered with and manipulated to frame an innocent person, Alberto Stasi. He called for imprisonment for those responsible. #ignotox #garlasco https://t.co/lcUvAwcLx0 #Giustizia #Garlasco #Verità (translated)

Luca Azzola reported that Carmelo Schininà was waiting for a final confirmation before disclosing an element that he defined as shocking and which, according to him, would be included in the request for revision for Alberto Stasi. He said it concerned Chiara's DNA analyzed by the RIS. #ignotox #garlasco https://t.co/J4TmMHgbor #AlbertoStasi #DNA #giustizia (translated)

Rita Cavallaro argued in Il Giornale that there were deceptions in the investigation into Garlasco to identify a pre-selected culprit. She wrote that Captain Marino of the RIS asked the Milan traffic police to cancel the fines received during his trips to court to meet with prosecutor Barbaini. https://t.co/ma4uQNM82y #GIustizia #Corruzione #Inchiesta (translated)

Luca Azzola reported Cavallaro's words, according to which Sempio had numerous defense attorneys, including among opinion leaders and journalists. Cavallaro claimed that it should not be said that Sempio should not be afforded what had been done to Alberto Stasi, because, in his opinion, no one was doing it. #ore14 #garlasco https://t.co/qKftII8Oov #giustizia #avvocati #Garlasco (translated)