Sara Guglielmetti A new document related to the Garlasco case . A negative test for the presence of blood on the pedals of Alberto Stasi's bicycle has emerged.
"There's no blood on Stasi's pedals," a new scandal in the Garlasco case.
News on the Garlasco crime , it seems that among the documents that the Parma RIS have delivered to the Pavia Prosecutor's Office there is a handwritten document (the content of which is reported by Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica and La Stampa and shown on Tg1's social media) of ten lines written in pen on white paper and dated September 20, 2007, or exactly four days before the arrest of Alberto Stasi, later definitively sentenced to 16 years for the murder of his girlfriend Chiara Poggi.
Captain Alberto Marino , consultant for Vigevano prosecutor Rosa Muscio, wrote: 'The men's bike pedals were removed. The one with the right-hand screw has at least two brown comb. (+) marks on the end.' Therefore, the combur test, the preliminary examination for blood traces, is positive. 'The one with the left-hand screw has at least one brown mark on one stud of the comb.'
(+)' . The final line, however, changes the picture: " The latter is taken for OBTI (-)" . The OBTI test, that is, the one specifically for the presence of blood, is negative: a circled dash, meaning no trace of blood. This test would not have been included in any report.
Garlasco, the negative counter-analyses were never included in the records
According to reports by Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica, and La Stampa , the aforementioned information (namely, the absence of blood on Stasi 's bike pedals ) had never appeared in any report and had never even been mentioned before, not even informally. In the late afternoon of September 20th, Alberto Marino himself had performed two counter-analyses on that sample, which the day before had revealed 2,78 nanograms of Chiara Poggi's DNA, both with negative results. These results, too, were never filed, and their existence was discovered only with recent analyses.