Minetti case, the Prosecutor's Office: "At this time, there's no evidence to overturn the pardon decision."

From the initial findings of the ongoing investigations, including in Uruguay and Spain, of the supplementary investigation into the Nicole Minetti pardon case, no significant evidence has yet been received by the Milan Public Prosecutor's Office, through Interpol, to overturn the situation with a negative opinion , following the positive one in the proceedings regarding the act of clemency granted in February.

The investigations, however, are continuing and the Milanese magistrates are still waiting for further investigations in the next few days.

If any information had come to light that could have overturned the ruling, the Prosecutor's Office would have immediately forwarded it to the Ministry of Justice. But as things stand, this has not happened, even though the investigation is not concluded .

In recent days it was learned that an initial report from Interpol had revealed no criminal record, nor any complaints, nor ongoing investigations for aiding and abetting prostitution in Uruguay and Spain against Nicole Minetti and her partner .

In any case, the Attorney General Francesca Nanni and the Deputy Attorney General Gaetano Brusa will express their opinion once they have a complete picture and if any "obstructive" elements were to emerge they could reconsider their opinion on the pardon obtained by Minetti, the former Lombardy councilor who had to serve 3 years and 11 months in social services custody for aiding and abetting prostitution in the Ruby bis case and embezzlement for the "happy expenses" affair at the Pirellone .

Interpol is investigating the legality of the adoption procedure by Minetti and her partner Giuseppe Cipriani for the sick child , who was being treated in Boston, USA. Another key point is to determine whether Minetti has truly distanced himself from his previous life, with a "serious desire for social redemption."

Once the Attorney General's Office has a clear picture, it will be known whether the opinion, which must be sent to the Ministry of Justice with final destination the Quirinal Palace, will confirm the one previously given or modify it.

(Unioneonline)