The Parma Ris, during the first investigation into the Garlasco crime, asked a criminologist to carry out an analysis on the personality of Alberto Stasi, then under investigation for the murder of Chiara Poggi. Advice that would have been done on the basis of the interrogations given by the victim's boyfriend, but which would not have been requested by the Vigevano Prosecutor's Office nor attached among the papers filed at the time. This is what 'la Repubblica' writes online, which speaks of an evaluation of Stasi's character in which his alleged "coldness" and his profile as a "calculator" and "manipulator" were highlighted.
The 13-page and 17-point document was acquired by the Pavia Prosecutor's Office with an order for production on 10 September last, in the investigation into Andrea Sempio, and deposited shortly afterwards with the closure of the new investigation. The document, from what we can see now, has a heading indicating "Dr. Alessandra Bramante, Clinical Criminologist Psychologist". But it has no date or signature from the professional.
It is, as has been verified, a "psychological evaluation" - as it is written under the heading - and which takes as references the Stasi reports, those as witnesses of 13 and 17 August 2007 and the one in which the then Bocconi student spontaneously presented himself as a "person subject to investigation" on the following 22 August.
The time required for Alberto Stasi's review request is lengthening because, from what has become known, the defense is analyzing every single document filed in the closing of the investigation into Andrea Sempio for Chiara Poggi's crime. An analysis from which, according to the defenders, many elements are emerging in favor of the 43-year-old, demonstrating his innocence, and on which there will also be discussions with the Pavia prosecutor's office. The request for review of the process will, however, arrive as soon as possible, without a defined timeframe. That new defense evidence, which "will make noise", could be new testimony collected.
Stasi's lawyers, lawyers Giada Bocellari and Antonio De Rensis, are, in fact, studying deed by deed the papers filed by the Pavia Prosecutor's Office, which accuses the 38-year-old clerk of the aggravated murder in Garlasco 19 years ago and exonerates Stasi. Hence the lengthening time required to file the request for review at the Court of Appeal of Brescia, because, according to the Stasi defence, many elements in favor of the latter are emerging from those documents. And about irregularities in the investigations of the time. The defense has never indicated precise times for the request to cancel the final 16-year sentence. He has always repeated that he wants to present it as "as soon as possible, compatible with the work that needs to be done". And now there is still a lot of work to be done, this is the sense, on the basis of the new acts. In recent days the defense had always spoken of new elements and, in particular, of one destined to cause a "sensation" and "noise".
It is not documentary evidence, nor consultancy, lawyer Bocellari clarified. It could apparently be a new testimony. The defense does not confirm this point, because the new elements, it is clarified, will only come to light with the filing of the request in Brescia.
