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The context of Chiara Poggi's murder
The murder of Chiara Poggi, which occurred in Garlasco in 2007, continues to arouse interest and concern. The young woman was found lifeless, and since then the investigation has undergone numerous developments, with only one suspect, Andrea Sempio. Today, at the Palace of Justice in Pavia, a crucial hearing will take place for the future of the investigation, with the assignment of tasks to the consultants of the Prosecutor's Office.
The role of DNA in investigations
One of the most controversial aspects of the investigation concerns the analysis of the DNA found under the victim's fingernails. This element could prove to be fundamental in establishing a connection between the suspect and the crime. However, its usability has been the subject of debate among the parties involved. The preliminary investigations judge, Daniela Garlaschelli, will have the task of deciding whether the DNA can be used for comparison with the genetic profiles of Sempio and other traces found.
New traces and searches
The investigation is not limited to DNA. About sixty traces have been recovered from the evidence filed in court, including fingerprints on pizza boxes consumed the night before the crime. These new discoveries could provide further clues to clarify the dynamics of the murder. Furthermore, the recent searches of Sempio and other suspects in various locations in Lomellina have rekindled the attention of investigators, suggesting that there could be new developments in a case that seemed stagnant.
The lawyers' statements
Gian Luigi Tizzoni, a lawyer for the Poggi family, expressed skepticism about the timing of the investigation, noting that it would have been appropriate to explore certain areas earlier. His statement highlights the frustration of those seeking justice for Chiara Poggi, a young woman whose life was tragically cut short. The hope is that the new investigations will lead to a clearer truth and justice finally achieved.