Overview
- The public inquiry into Emanuele Michieletti, the former head of Radiology in Piacenza, has been formally closed and the case file delivered to prosecutors for next steps.
- Investigators say evidence in the file includes intercepted communications and hidden‑camera footage that reportedly captured dozens of incidents and helped identify at least eight alleged victims.
- The alleged abuses described in the inquiry span multiple years and include accounts of forced intercourse, unwanted touching and coercion by staff who said they feared the primario’s power.
- The Ordine dei Medici has revoked Michieletti’s professional suspension, and he is now working in a private clinic while his lawyer prepares defensive memoranda to be submitted within twenty days.
- Closure of the investigation is not a conviction; prosecutors must still decide whether to bring charges and victims may face further legal steps and testimony as the case moves toward any trial.