Overview
- Jacques Moretti was questioned for nearly 10 hours and remains in custody, with any release dependent on a court review of a 200,000‑franc bail offered by an anonymous guarantor.
- Jessica Moretti underwent roughly 10 hours of questioning, denied fleeing the venue, and said she went outside to call firefighters as disputes continue over a video and who authorized bottle sparklers.
- Investigators appointed experts from the Zurich Forensic Institute and the Swiss Safety Center to run a virtual simulation and conduct tests focused on a sparkler igniting acoustic foam on the ceiling.
- Case filings show the couple’s available cash stood at 493 Swiss francs at year‑end against large mortgages on properties and companies, while media also reported unconfirmed claims of private‑flight inquiries.
- Italian autopsies are underway, with the first result for 16‑year‑old Emanuele Galeppini indicating death by asphyxia rather than crush injuries or burns.