Overview
- At the Rome hearing, Ilary Blasi’s lawyer asked for imputazione coatta for Francesco Totti and Noemi Bocchi and sought new evidence, including testimony from Vito Scala and the first police responders.
- Prosecutors reiterated their request for archiviazione, arguing the minors were not in real danger given a videophone, a babysitter living in the same building, and parents dining nearby.
- GIP Angelo Giannetti reserved his decision and gave no timeline for ruling on the competing requests.
- Police reached the apartment around midnight on 26 May 2023 and found the babysitter inside, after which Blasi proceeded with a complaint that launched the inquiry.
- Coverage includes a 23:19 message Blasi sent to Totti asserting their daughter reported being alone for more than two hours, while Blasi’s team disputes whether the babysitter was present initially.