Sara Guglielmetti The Garlasco case continues to dominate the spotlight , while the Pavia prosecutor's office awaits the indictment of Andrea Sempio, the only suspect in the new investigation. There are rumors regarding the psychiatric evaluation of Alberto Stasi, which was never submitted. The person who requested it was reportedly former RIS commander Luciano Garofano.
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In recent weeks, there has been talk of a psychological assessment of Alberto Stasi, an expert report that was never submitted. According to Libero , in an article by Luca Fazzo, the person who requested the psychological assessment was former RIS commander Luciano Garofano.
The article also includes a quote from the retired RIS general: "I was curious about Stasi, so I asked a psychologist friend of mine to do an assessment. " The document was apparently prepared by criminologist Alessandra Bramante, but without, according to the report, specific authorization from the Prosecutor's Office.
Furthermore, the report would have been drafted using investigative documents and Stasi interrogation records, which, at that stage, were covered by the confidentiality of the investigation. This would have thus brought attention to the operational procedures adopted during the investigation. The expert report, it should be remembered, was never filed but remained in the RIS file number 3306 of 2007.
Garlasco case: Stasi's expert report never filed
As mentioned above, it was Luciano Garofano who requested a psychological evaluation of Alberto Stasi . However, the report was never filed but remained in the RIS file number 3306 of 2027. The file included the tests conducted by officers Alberto Marino and Aldo Mattei, called to carry out the analyses and appointed as consultants by the prosecutor Rosa Muscio. Their work was supposed to follow the instructions of the judicial authorities and the questions formulated in the assignment. According to some witnesses, Garofano's arrival changed the internal situation, with his then deputy Marco Pizzamiglio recounting on September 25th that "when Garofano arrived, he took over everything. " According to the interrogation documents, Marino had also informed Garofano of the tests of September 20th, 2007, which contradicted those of the previous days on the pedals of Stasi's bike.