Mattino5 reported that lawyer Bocellari, speaking about the defense consultations of Sempio, said that his interest was the truth, not the evidence in favor of Stasi. The program was live on Canale5 and streaming on Mediaset Infinity. https://t.co/qvdyohL4aY #Garlasco #Giustizia #Verità (translated)
Rita Cavallaro described the Garlasco case as an investigation within an investigation, in which the procedural truth had come under scrutiny. She argued that Alberto Stasi was today a presumed innocent and that, according to the prosecution, he could have been acquitted as early as 2007. She also stated that the conviction had been built on nonexistent evidence. Cavallaro pointed out a video on il Giornale and wrote that the next day it would be up to the readers. https://t.co/qoqQPYFxVN #Giustizia #Processo #Verità (translated)
Judge Stefano Vitelli recounts how Baudelaire's poetry helped him issue the acquittal of Alberto Stasi, emphasizing the importance of reasonable doubt in his decision-making process. #Garlasco #ragionevoledubbio #StefanoVitelli (translated)
Andrea Sempio's consultations challenge Alberto Stasi's conviction for the murder of Chiara Poggi, revealing that the DNA found under Chiara's nails belongs to an unknown person and that the killer wore a size 40 shoe, not 42. #Garlasco #omicidio #ChiaraPoggi (translated)
Gavin N. Harris wrote that it is currently easy to stand on the right side: people supporting Ukraine are not in danger of arrest by the Gestapo, NKVD, Stasi, or StB, nor of losing their jobs. Nevertheless, according to him, many people backed down, even though there was no pressure on them. #Ukrajina #svoboda #morálka (translated)
Rita Cavallaro wrote that, in the case of Garlasco, there was "only smoke" on the evidence that was presumably concealed. She claimed that General Garofano had attacked Il Giornale with increasing aggression and described him as out of control after the discovery, in her opinion, of the concealment of two DNA tests that returned negative results on Stasi's bike pedals and a test that had revealed the absence of blood, which had remained secret until a few days prior. https://t.co/pMCc2VXplY #Garlasco #Giustizia #Crimine (translated)
Lia Bencivenga argued that Alberto's alibi had been willfully ignored and that the content of Stasi's computer had been intentionally compromised. She added that in the future there could be other elements to be named and accompanied the post with hashtags referring to justice and labeling someone as a criminal. #ILGENERALEGIUSTIZIERE #CRIMINALI #giustizia #garlasco #verità (translated)
Luca Azzola reported that Occhetti claimed that as early as December 2007, the RIS had useful data to verify the alibi of Alberto Stasi, but that in their conclusions they communicated something different from what was indicated by the evidence in their possession. #ore14sera #garlasco https://t.co/mhch1p73tI #giustizia #verità #inchiesta (translated)
Free reported that, according to Ochetti, the RIS could have confirmed Stasi's alibi as early as the end of 2007 and defined the affair as "scandalous." #ore14sera #garlasco #ris #garlasco #scandalo (translated)
In the files of the Ris, messages emerge between the Prosecutor's Office and former General Garofano regarding the murder of Garlasco, with notes that could imply corruption in the conviction of the accused Alberto Stasi, while the suspect Andrea Sempio tries to prove his innocence and raises doubts about the attribution of the evidence. #Garlasco #AndreaSempio #Giustizia (translated)
Elisabetta Aldrovandi argued that a healthy democracy should scrutinize every component and identify who made mistakes. She clarified that, in her opinion, the entire RIS was not in question, as it had helped to bring justice for the victims of serious crimes, but rather the actions of some of its members. These individuals, she wrote, may have acted transparently or not, favoring the investigations against Alberto Stasi and the construction of the accusatory framework that led to his 16-year prison sentence. Aldrovandi added that those who made mistakes should not hide behind the uniform. #garlasco #democrazia #giustizia #Trasparenza (translated)
Gianluca Zanella clarified that his intervention was an assessment, not a piece of news, and stated that he was struck by the change in Andrea Sempio's defense line. He recalled that the previous week, on Porta a Porta, Sempio had not expressed doubts about Stasi's guilt, while from the day before, according to Zanella, they were discussing the fingerprint as an element that, for Taccia and Cataliotti, would have helped Stasi in the review and exonerated Sempio. Zanella also referred to a preview by Bocellari and the statements by Linarello, again on Porta a Porta, about new elements he described as shocking in the files of the Ris of Parma. He noted that, in addition to the bicycle pedals, the fingerprint would be another significant piece of evidence against Stasi, especially highlighted in the Testi report and still central to the conviction sentence. He then speculated that the next revelation might actually concern the footprints. #Garlasco #Giustizia #Processo #Impronte (translated)
Rita Cavallaro wrote that messages between prosecutor Barbaini, who had Alberto Stasi convicted, and former general of the Ris Garofano, who she believed contributed to his arrest, would have emerged from the files. Cavallaro also claimed that there would have been leaks of documents and cash to protect Andrea Sempio. https://t.co/008usvIdxH #Giustizia #Documenti #Garlasco (translated)
The author referred to Angela Merkel as "Red Merkel" and claimed that the former chancellor had revealed herself as a supporter of the political successors of the SED. He associated the party with the East German border soldiers who shot at refugees. He also wrote that Merkel's Stasi file could now also be made public, as it no longer mattered. https://t.co/ewTj3ZzpWI #Merkel #SED #Politik #DE (translated)
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)
Luca Azzola reported the doubts expressed by Berlinguer regarding the fact that the former head of the RIS, who had collected evidence against Alberto Stasi — the authenticity of which, according to Berlinguer, was uncertain — had become a consultant for Sempio years later. #èsemprecartabianca #garlasco https://t.co/k3giTn6v67 #Berlinguer #giustizia #garlasco (translated)
The author of the post has shared a statement attributed to Giuseppe Coli, former lawyer of Alberto Stasi, claiming that the murderer would have killed Chiara, Alberto, and Alberto's father, and an innocent person would still be in prison. He added that there was nothing more to say. #ignotox #garlasco https://t.co/ymHhdIhdtE #giustizia #verità #garlasco (translated)
Veronica agreed with Alberto Stasi's former lawyer, Colli, who had claimed that the murderer had killed three people: Chiara, Alberto, and Alberto's father. According to Veronica, Colli had also requested the release of an innocent person. #Garlasco #IgnotoX https://t.co/7Ie1VLgY1J #giustizia #cronaca #innocenza (translated)
The Director wrote that the lawyer Giuseppe Colli, one of Stasi's first defenders, had arrived at the Prosecutor's Office in Pavia. Before entering, he had said, "Let's take this boy outside," referring to Stasi. #Garlasco #Giustizia #Avvocato #Garlasco (translated)
Sellina reported that the lawyer Giuseppe Colli, one of the first defenders of Alberto Stasi, had just arrived at the Prosecutor's Office in Pavia. According to the post, Colli did not explain the reason for the visit and, before entering, said: "Let's take this kid outside." #Garlasco #Giustizia #Avvocato #Garlasco (translated)
