Overview
- Key technical reports are due in days, including RIS Cagliari DNA checks, a bloodstain pattern analysis, Cristina Cattaneo’s forensic report by late February, and a computer forensics review this week, which could also shape any bid to review Alberto Stasi’s final conviction.
- Andrea Sempio remains the only person under investigation and, in a Tg1 interview, denied involvement and said neither he nor his friends ever saw the intimate video of Chiara Poggi and Alberto Stasi.
- Prosecutors cite multiple elements against Sempio: DNA on Chiara’s fingernails attributed to the paternal Sempio line, a partial palm mark known as “impronta 33” on the basement stair wall, anomalous calls to the Poggi home, and an alibi ticket retrieved by his mother.
- The defense argues the DNA could reflect contact transfer because Sempio frequented the villa, while prosecutors note the same nails showed no traces from Chiara’s close relatives or from Stasi.
- Separately, Marco Panzarasa’s lawyers say magistrates have long established his complete non-involvement and they are evaluating action against what they call defamatory campaigns.