US EditionGarlasco, the Dna in Chiara Poggi's Mouth Is Not From Sempio or Stasi. What We Know: the Third Man, the Hand on His Face, More People at the Scene of the Crime
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12 Articles
The Privacy Guarantee of Italy has blocked a user who sold online a video of the autopsy of a young woman murdered in 2007 and whose case has been reopened...
The Privacy Guarantor has adopted, ex officio and in a matter of urgency, a blocking order against a subject that is making available online, to the public and to the public...
Serious injury to the dignity of the victim and family members (ANSA)
There would be two different aplotypes on the gauze used in the swab: one external traceable to the assistant of the coroner and one internal "unknown"
Read on Il Fatto Quotidiano.it: in the case of Garlasco's crime, the male DNA found on Chiara Poggi's swab would be the assistant of the coroner who carried out the first surveys
The latest news about the murder of Garlasco: the trace not of Andrea Sempio or Alberto Stasi. •More people at the crime scene •More people at the scene of the crime •The lawyers of the Poggi family: •Serve caution •The presence of Dna in the mouth would find a possible explanation in a hand tight on the face to block an attempt to ask for the help of the victim
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