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Elisabetta Aldrovandi wrote that Alberto Stasi's detention on September 24, 2007, had not been validated due to the absence of a flight risk, not because of doubts regarding the presence of Chiara's DNA on Stasi's bicycle pedals. According to Aldrovandi, the prosecutor Muscio had justified the detention also by the risk that Stasi, having just returned from a study stay in London, could leave Italy; however, the preliminary investigating judge had excluded that risk. Aldrovandi added that the presence of DNA on the pedals had been considered certain until a few months earlier and that its compatibility with the victim's blood had been one of the main pieces of evidence leading to the conviction in the Court of Appeal in 2014 and in the Supreme Court in 2015. #garlasco #Giustizia #AlbertoStasi #Garlasco (translated)

Federico Liguori wrote that Alberto Stasi had been sent to trial based on two elements he believed were distorted: in his view, his alibi had been ignored and it was said that he did not have one; moreover, DNA described as "strange" had been found on the bicycle pedals, without any reported critical issues. Liguori described the matter as chilling. #giustizia #verità #processo (translated)

Lia Bencivenga wrote that she had never judged the Poggi family, but had reported what she considered anomalies in the reconstruction of the events of August 13 and gaps in the 2007 investigations. She also said she had restrained criticism within her group after Chiara's parents' interview on Verissimo, even at the cost of receiving pushback. After an episode of *Lo Stato delle Cose*, in which, according to Bencivenga, the family's consultant claimed that his clients believed wholeheartedly in his theories, she defined the anomalies she had already pointed out as more disturbing. She added that she did not believe insults or delegitimization were necessary and expressed solidarity with Alberto Stasi, stating that it was still possible to remedy what she called a criminal justice issue. #GARLASCO #Giustizia #Verità #Trasparenza (translated)

Lawyer Liborio Cataliotti announces that the scientific analyses from the defense of Andrea Sempio, accused of the murder of Chiara Poggi, will be decisive for his acquittal and emphasizes the importance of reviewing the conviction of Alberto Stasi before any potential trial against his client, warning of the risk of legal contradictions. #Giustizia #Garlasco #AlbertoStasi (translated)

Alberto Marino, former captain of the RIS, has expressed the desire to testify in court regarding the deleted evidence in the Garlasco case, particularly about the negative results of the DNA tests and the absence of crucial data in the records of the time. #Garlasco #AlbertoStasi #RIS (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 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)

The Pavia prosecutor's office has discovered a male DNA sample taken from the pedals of Alberto Stasi's bike, dating back to September 2007, which had never been registered or communicated, raising questions about possible omissions by the investigators. #Garlasco #AlbertoStasi #DNAmaschile (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)

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)

Anne had reported Canta's statement that there was no blood on Alberto Stasi's bicycle pedals and the forensic investigators knew it, but they had not written it down. Anne had described the affair as "chilling." #mattino5 #garlasco https://t.co/MBLRaw8i1Q #Garlasco #AlbertoStasi #Giustizia (translated)