Justice Stories, quoting a Facebook post by Albina Perri, wrote that Milan would have been the center of a story aimed at protecting the final conviction of Alberto Stasi. According to the post, the Attorney General Laura Barbaini would have maintained a rigid position against alternative hypotheses; on January 17, 2017, she would have sent a 13-page note to Deputy Prosecutor Venditti in which she judged the new leads on Sempio already examined and irrelevant. The post stated that in 2025 Venditti's defense would have submitted, perhaps by mistake, a second Milanese note, dated January 23, 2017, and 31 pages long, never included in the Pavia file. In the document, it added, the private investigative agency Tartaglia, commissioned by Stasi, appeared 41 times. It also attributed to the current Prosecutor's Office the assessment that Barbaini's role would have exceeded institutional limits and claimed that in 2025 she would have advised the Poggi family to file a complaint in Milan to obstruct Napoleon's investigation. The post described the affair as an alliance aimed at defending the procedural truth of the past. #Garlasco #Milano #Giustizia #Processo (translated)