Five-Decade-Old Murder of 'Salo' Director Pier Paolo Pasolini Reopened
In Italy, 51 years later, the investigation into the murder of director Pierre Paolo Pasolini was resumed. The Rome prosecutor's office resumed the case after the appearance of a new witness. The circumstances of Pasolini's death remain controversial for more than half a century.
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<p>In Italy, 51 years later, the investigation into the murder of director Pierre Paolo Pasolini was resumed. The Rome prosecutor's office resumed the case after the appearance of a new witness. The circumstances of Pasolini's death remain controversial for more than half a century.</p>
We trust that the prosecutor will finally be able to provide those answers that we have been looking for for for too many years and we invite all those people who have so far preferred to keep quiet about what they know to come forward and speak the words of the lawyer
The Rome Public Prosecutor's Office has opened a new investigation into the Murder of filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini, who was brutally killed in the seaside Rome district of Ostia on the night between November 1 and 2, 1975.
He was a communist expelled from the Party because of homosexuality, an atheist fascinated by Christ, a Marxist who doubted both capitalism and the dogmatism of the left, and with his radical works he predicted the dystopia we live in today
ROME - Authorities in Italy have reopened the investigation into the 1975 murder of writer and film director Pier Paolo Pasolini. This was announced on Monday by lawyer Stefano Maccioni, who has been pushing for the case to be reopened for years.
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