The twins Paola and Stefania Cappa, cousins of Chiara Poggi, and the victim's brother Marco Poggi will also be questioned as part of the investigation into the Garlasco crime .

Tg1 reported on its social media pages: on Monday afternoon, the Milan Carabinieri delivered the summonses to appear for questioning. The three will be questioned as persons informed of the facts and not as suspects , it was clarified.

According to reports, the Cappa twins will be questioned tomorrow, May 5th, in Milan or Pavia. "I will definitely appear," Stefania wrote in a message that Gianluigi Nuzzi read during today's episode of 'Dentro la notizia' on Canale 5. Marco Poggi, a friend of Andrea Sempio, will be questioned on May 6th in Mestre, the same day the suspect was summoned to Pavia.

The Cappas were never interviewed in the latest investigation, but Marco Poggi was. A year ago, on the same day Sempio was summoned to the Prosecutor's Office, he failed to appear, taking advantage of a procedural flaw in the summons. The latest push by investigators led by Fabio Napoleone could herald dramatic developments 19 years after the crime, when there now appears to be just a handful of days left until the investigation is concluded, a prelude to the request for Sempio's indictment.

As for the suspect, it's increasingly likely that the 38-year-old, currently the only person charged with the murder, will exercise his right to remain silent . In their summons to appear, Pavia prosecutors changed the charge (voluntary manslaughter, no longer conspiracy) and reconstructed the attack in a very different manner than the one that led to Stasi's conviction, who in the new reconstruction completely leaves the crime scene behind. Investigators have also hypothesized the motive: Chiara's refusal of a sexual approach.

(Unioneonline)

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