
The Flying Squad's investigations into the testimonies relating to the poisoning case continue
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Sara and Antonella Di Vita were poisoned with ricin in December. The investigations focus on conflicting versions provided by witnesses.
A weekend of non-stop work in the offices of the Campobasso Police Headquarters on the Pietracatella case. This morning the mathematics teacher friend of Gianni Di Vita returned to the Flying Squad offices again. The woman arrived in via Tiberio around 8 am and left 4 hours later, around midday. It was reconvened a month after the previous depositions.
In fact, she had already been heard in the hours of mid-August and then again a week later, on the 20th, when there was also a confrontation with Gianni DI Vita.
The teacher was questioned as a person informed of the facts this morning, but she was not the only one. In fact, yesterday afternoon, the Flying Squad spoke at length to a cousin of the former mayor, while on Friday morning, Laura Di Vita, also a cousin of Gianni, father and husband of Sara and Antonella, poisoned in December with ricin, returned to the police station for three hours. Apparently this new round of depositions is also linked to conflicting versions provided by some witnesses on issues investigated by the investigators.
The work is not finished: other calls are also expected in the week that is about to begin.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Further summons of witnesses to the Flying Squad.
Very likely · Within weeks

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