Chiara Nava A new testimony enters the debate surrounding the Garlasco case . On Friday, October 16, Quarto Grado exclusively aired the statements of Andrea Sempio's aunt , who worked as a prison officer at the Vigevano prison between 2005 and 2008. The woman recounted giving her nephew some combat boots from supplies intended for prison administration staff, describing their characteristics and size.
A testimony that fits into the framework of the elements currently at the centre of media and investigative attention.
The aunt's testimony: "They were black, with tank soles."
During the interview, the woman explained that she gave Andrea Sempio some combat boots because, at the time, she was in high school and appreciated that type of footwear.
" During those years, I gave Andrea some combat boots. He was in high school and liked the kind of shoes the prison police administration gave us for free ," she said.
The aunt then clarified that they were black, lace-up shoes with a tank sole and size 44. “ I only gave Andrea size 44 combat boots between 2006 and 2008 ,” she declared, adding that her nephew had wide feet, a characteristic he reportedly shared with her.
Garlasco, the warehouse register and other testimonies
The broadcast also addressed the issue of the warehouse register that the woman was reportedly required to sign every time she received a garment or item of equipment from the prison administration.
Lawyer Liborio Cataliotti explained that, at this time, no records have been found . However, he emphasized that the judiciary might be able to find them, given that the documentation is linked to the institution where the woman worked.
" We don't know if they still exist, but this isn't the only evidence. We have other testimonies ," Cataliotti added.
The statements submitted by Quarto Grado therefore represent an element to be evaluated within the broader context of the investigations . Their potential relevance must be verified through documentary and investigative checks, without drawing premature conclusions about the responsibilities or significance of individual elements.