Computer analyzes on the Di Vita family devices have been completed
Investigations underway into the deaths of Antonella Di Ielsi and Sara Di Vita due to ricin poisoning in Pietracatella
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- Forensic analyzes on the computers and USB sticks seized from the Di Vita family were concluded in Campobasso.
- The investigation aims to reconstruct the computer accesses before the deaths of Antonella Di Ielsi and Sara Di Vita, which occurred due to ricin poisoning.
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Why It Matters
Antonella Di Ielsi and Sara Di Vita died last December in Pietracatella due to ricin poisoning.
The analyzes on the Di Vita family's computer and USB sticks were concluded in Campobasso, as part of the investigation into the death of Antonella Di Ielsi and her daughter Sara Di Vita, who died last December in Pietracatella from ricin poisoning.
The operations, ordered by the Larino Prosecutor's Office on the devices seized on July 31st from the Di Vita home, lasted approximately four hours. The objective of the investigations was to reconstruct the computer accesses of the family members, including the two victims, in the days before their deaths.
In addition to the SCO investigators, the expert Giovanni Alfonso was present in the offices of the Campobasso Police Headquarters, consultant to Gianni and Alice Di Vita, the offended parties in the proceeding for a premeditated double murder. Experts from the Central Anti-Crime Directorate have acquired and forensically cataloged the data contained in the Lenovo computer and in the ten seized USB sticks. The Prosecutor's Office now has 60 days to analyze the material collected.
What to Watch
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Analysis of computer material by the Prosecutor's Office
Very likely · Within months
Open Questions
- What information will emerge from device analysis?
- Who caused the poisoning?
