Elisabetta Sionis, clinical criminologist, reported that Garofano had said he was interested in Stasi and had asked a psychologist friend of his to assess him. Sionis claimed that this statement contradicted Bramante, who had denied writing the assessment. She cited as a source an article by Luca Fazzo for Libero and concluded with the expression "Mala tempora currunt." https://t.co/1BglthYKHG #Garlasco #Giustizia #TrueCrime (translated)
He stated that Garofano had inappropriately tasked a friend of his with drafting a psychological report, which he judged to be of very poor quality. He also reported that Dr. Bramante would have denied being the author of the document and pointed to Garofano as a possible promoter of a strategy to blame Stasi, even through illicit means. He concluded by hoping that justice would take its course. #Giustizia #Verità #Ingiustizia (translated)
Cristina recalled Civardi's words, according to which during the interrogation of Andrea Sempio it was not the time to clarify how the commander of the judicial police department that had followed the scientific investigations had become a consultant for the defense of a new suspect. Civardi had also indicated that this was not the place to reconstruct who had suggested to Sempio to turn to General Garofano. Cristina added that the matter would be clarified later, if it had not already been clarified. #Garlasco #Civardi #Garlasco #giustizia (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)
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)
Luciano Garofano, former commander of the Ris in Parma, has returned to the center of the Garlasco case with new investigations by the Pavia Prosecutor's Office regarding the investigation into the murder of Chiara Poggi and the management of biological samples. #Garlasco #Omicidio #LucianoGarofano (translated)
The former commander of the RIS, Luciano Garofano, tried to influence the investigations into the Garlasco case despite not being a consultant for the prosecution, updating the prosecutor on the results of the investigations and participating in site inspections without authorization, while investigations are being conducted into any responsibilities for the omissions of key information regarding the counter-analysis that excluded the presence of the victim's DNA. #Garlasco #LucianoGarofano #IndaginiRis (translated)
Luca Azzola reiterated Milo's words, according to which General Garofano had decided not to speak anymore with certain broadcasts and that they would have to come to terms with it. Azzola expressed his enthusiasm for the statement, accompanying the post with the hashtags #11am and #garlasco. #ore11 #garlasco https://t.co/obiKlpbMIp #Milo #GeneraleGarofano #garlasco (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)
Luca Azzola reported that Giada Bocellari, a few days earlier, had said that Dr. Garofano was not aware of the entire file and should wait before expressing himself. Bocellari had added that she was aware of other documents that he had not seen, but did not want to reveal them because she hoped he would intervene again. #garlasco #Garlasco #Giustizia #Verità (translated)
In an email exchange related to the murder in Garlasco, the then commander of the Ris, Garofano, asked Captain Mattei to emphasize the print of a shoe, while the suspect Sempio comments on his difficult situation and the conviction of Stasi, which he considers rightful. #Garlasco #ChiaraPoggi #Giustizia (translated)
Nuvola wrote that he believed Garofano was being investigated and claimed that the Prosecutor's Office knew everything and had heard him only for formality, noting that Civardi had quickly closed the minutes. He added that he thought the Carabinieri had also contacted him and warned that very serious troubles would come for him. #Garlasco #Garlasco #Garofano #Civardi (translated)
He remembered that General Garofano had filed a lawsuit against him after he had stated, in his opinion civilly and politely, that Garofano and Tizzoni's team had ruined the Stasi family's life. He emphasized that he was the one who received the lawsuit. #Giustizia #Verità #Diritto (translated)
The Garlasco Channel defined the email exchange between Garofano and Mattei as "repugnant" and claimed that General Garofano seemed to direct and influence the investigations. It then asked why Garofano had become an advisor to Andrea Sempio. The post referred to Ore 14 on Rai 2. https://t.co/tjFX0Osip5 #Garlasco #Giustizia #Cronaca (translated)
Reliable sources claimed that Bramante, whom they defined as a “pseudo psychologist,” was married to an officer of the RIS and had excellent relations with Garofano. The author connected these statements to the events of 2007 and wrote that the clues were coming together and that those responsible would no longer have any escape. #garlasco #ore14 #Garlasco #Giustizia #Verità (translated)
Rita Cavallaro wrote that the emails between Garofano and the carabinieri were at the center of attention and that, in front of the prosecutors in Pavia, the former head of the Ris had responded that he "did not remember." According to the journalist, it emerged from the exchanges that Garofano would have been aware of his men's moves in Garlasco. General Luongo stated on Tg1 that those who had made mistakes would pay and that trust was not preserved by hiding doubts. https://t.co/IMIIajdezt #Giustizia #Garofano #Garlasco (translated)
Gianluca Zanella had written that in the Garlasco case, unauthorized consultations had emerged in 2007 and evidence had been destroyed in 2016, adding that more revelations could come. He had emphasized that the case involved a 26-year-old girl and a 24-year-old boy. Zanella had said that he and a few others had reported the anomalies of the case. He had also recounted that Dr. Garofano had called him crazy and Dr. Bruzzone had insulted him, adding that if he had known earlier what was emerging, he would have protested even more strongly. #Garlasco #Giustizia #Verità #Garlasco (translated)
Rita Cavallaro wrote that Garofano had defined the matter on TV as "just a misunderstanding," but that the evidence regarding the pedals and DNA contradicted him. According to Cavallaro, the Prosecutor's Office wanted to clarify who had not informed the PM about the evidence in favor of Stasi. The Poggi family, she added, believed Stasi was guilty. https://t.co/D80ebkbJCW #giustizia #notizie #Roma (translated)
Federico Liguori reported that Vittorio Feltri had criticized Garofano, judging the reconstruction according to which a young man interrupted his thesis to kill his girlfriend and then returned to work on the computer as not very credible. Feltri also said that the RIS had made a bad impression and that he could claim that its members were drunk. https://t.co/wowUuhDBT0 #garlasco #giustizia #verità (translated)
