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Riccardo Festinese and Alessandro De Giuseppe, authors of the program Le Iene, were acquitted of the charge of defamation against Stefania Cappa by the Court of Appeal of Milan, which overturned the previous conviction related to the case of Chiara Poggi's murder. #DelittoDiGarlasco #LeIene #Giustizia (translated)

The footprint number 33, found on the wall of the staircase next to the body of Chiara Poggi, is attributed by experts to Andrea Sempio, but his lawyer disputes the interpretation and argues that there is no definite evidence of involvement in the crime. #Garlasco #AndreaSempio #OmicidioChiaraPoggi (translated)

Carmelo Schininà reported that new interceptions had emerged from the Sempio family concerning the investigation that had for the first time implicated Sempio in the Garlasco murder in 2017. According to what he wrote, the documents received from Brescia by Napoleone would have put under examination suspicious payments to lawyers, requests for cash, and possible relationships with the judicial police of the time. Schininà added that the elements could have given a turning point to the corruption investigation and changed the charge. #ignotox #tgla7 #Garlasco #corruzione #giustizia (translated)

Gianni Di Vita admitted to having an extramarital affair with a married friend, within the investigation into the double murder of Antonella Di Ielsi and her daughter Sara, but there are no confirmations linking the relationship directly to the crime. #CronacaNera #Omicidio #Pietracatella (translated)

Andrea Sempio has arrived in Rome to carry out new analyses at the Genomics center, while his defense prepares five expert opinions to contest the accusations from the prosecutors in Pavia regarding the Garlasco crime, arguing that his foot is larger than the sole of the alleged killer. #Garlasco #AndreaSempio #Giustizia (translated)

Andrea Sempio, under investigation for the crime of Garlasco, went to the Genomics center in Rome for new analyses, promising that we will be able to clarify everything while his lawyers prepare the defense in anticipation of a possible request for a referral to trial. #Giustizia #Roma #DelittoGarlasco (translated)

The footprint found at the crime scene of Chiara Poggi constitutes the central evidence against Andrea Sempio, who is preparing to respond to the charges in the context of an imminent indictment, while the defense is working on new reports to counter the evidence presented by the prosecutors. #Garlasco #Omicidio #Giustizia (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)

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)

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)