Overview
- Rome’s prosecutor ordered the probative seizure of Italian victims’ mobile phones for forensic analysis, citing potential images, videos and chats crucial to the timeline.
- According to the seizure decree, 13 names appear in the case file and some devices were already secured, with no confirmation that Swiss authorities had taken similar steps.
- During questioning in Sion, owner Jacques Moretti apologized to families and said the club’s ventilation system was never inspected by either the municipality or the canton.
- Moretti’s interrogation also confirmed that none of the four extinguishers in the basement were used and that reflective signage for them was missing, based on technical reports.
- Investigators released photos from early January showing Le Constellation’s devastation, including a door found fastened with a bolt that blocked escape, as separate records indicate the venue was not prioritized for recent safety checks.