Overview
- The Tribunale di Sorveglianza di Milano granted Stasi 'affidamento in prova' on Monday, allowing him to serve his remaining two years under court supervision rather than in Bollate prison.
- The release carries strict rules that bar him from leaving Lombardy, impose a nightly curfew from 11:00 p.m. to 6:30 a.m., and require authorization for night or foreign travel.
- Stasi left Bollate and is living in a rented apartment in the province of Milan where he spent his first day with family and is expected to resume approved work activities.
- Judges based their decision on reports from Bollate educators and psychologists that describe Stasi as cooperative in therapy, behaviorally improved, and supported by valid family ties.
- The move comes as the Procura di Pavia’s new inquiry has identified Andrea Sempio as the sole person of interest, a development that has intensified media attention and left Chiara Poggi’s family keeping a guarded silence while Garlasco reports heavy community strain.