Andrea Sempio, investigated for the Garlasco crime, has been summoned to the Pavia Public Prosecutor's Office. The thirty-seven-year-old will appear Tuesday morning before the prosecutors who have reopened the case of the murder of Chiara Poggi, the twenty-six-year-old found dead in her home on the morning of August 13, 2007. He will be able to avail himself of the right to remain silent or decide on each question case by case. Or even to make only spontaneous statements.

The summons is a key step in the investigation, following the search he underwent on Wednesday in his home in Voghera. An indirect sign that investigators consider their investigative work on the thirty-seven-year-old to be almost complete, and during the searches they also seized an old article on the Garlasco crime written while he was attending a communication course .

Investigators are looking for the text of that paper both on the computer media that ended up under seizure, and at the headquarters of the Pavia foundation where in 2013 Sempio attended a post-diploma course. It could just be a suggestion, "smoke in the eyes", as the lawyer Massimo Lovati, who with his colleague Angela Taccia assists Sempio, defined the search for the possible murder weapon in a canal in Tromello. But after 18 years and a definitive sentence, the one that sentenced the victim's ex-boyfriend Alberto Stasi to 16 years, investigators do not intend to overlook anything .

The investigating judge of Pavia, Daniela Garlaschelli, in the new investigations into the Garlasco crime has also ordered the acquisition of the DNA of the Cappa twins, of Marco Panzarasa – a friend of Alberto Stasi – of Roberto Freddi, Mattia Capra and Alessandro Biasibetti, all three friends of all three friends of Marco Poggi and Andrea Sempio, in addition to that of the coroner and of the investigators and investigators of the first investigation.

(Online Union)

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