Garlasco, Doubts of the Pm on the DNA of the Teaspoon: the Sample of Chiara Poggi Was Already There

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In the report of 4 September 2007 the Ris certifies that it already has the blood of the victim as a comparison sample. Yet on the teaspoon of the TV room the DNA of Chiara is obtained. Now the Public Prosecutor asks to recover the original data of that analysis. The article Garlasco, Chiara's blood was already at the Ris: why look for his DNA on the teaspoon? comes from La Verità.

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The light of Pavia's pm on why the test tube of the autopsy was not used. Sempio's audio when in the house alters with his father: "I had no flash drives"

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Garlasco, new doubts about Chiara Poggi's DNA at the center of the first investigations on the crime: according to the pm, the genetic profile obtained from the teaspoon could... The article Garlasco, doubts about the pm on the DNA of the teaspoon: Chiara Poggi's sample was already from Bigodino.

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At the center of the new insights on the assassination of Chiara Poggi, who see the attention of the investigators also addressed to the position of Andrea Sempio, the questions about how the genetic profile of the victim was isolated, destined to be compared with the biological material found on the pedals of the bike of Alberto Stasi. To make clarity on that... Read More "The sample of Chiara Poggi was already in question. Doubts shock also on…

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The Tg1 has acquired some documents he talked about this evening, in the edition of the 20 This article Deletto di Garlasco, from the minutes of the Ris of 2007 new doubts about Dna Chiara and teaspoon comes from LaPresse

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The Garlasco case also opens up to the work of the Ris: four faldons, 359 documents, incomplete analyses and materials never delivered to the defense of Alberto Stasi. The new papers of the Procura di Pavia raise questions about the management of scientific evidence.