Psychological document on Alberto Stasi without date or signature: psychologist Alessandra Bramante denies authorship
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- A document of 13 pages and 17 points attributed to the criminologist psychologist Alessandra Bramante, who analyzed the personality of Alberto Stasi in the Garlasco case, was acquired by the Pavia Prosecutor's Office but without a date or handwritten signature.
- The professional denies having drawn it up, stating that in her reports she always indicates the date and signature.
- The text appears to emerge from the investigations into Andrea Sempio and raises doubts about its authenticity.
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Why It Matters
The Garlasco case concerns the murder of Chiara Poggi which occurred in 2007, for which Alberto Stasi was investigated and then definitively convicted. New elements have recently emerged linked to the investigations into Andrea Sempio and the management of the evidence, including DNA analysis on the pedals of Stasi's bicycle.
The 13-page and 17-point document would have a heading indicating "Dr. Alessandra Bramante, Clinical Criminologist Psychologist", however it has no date or handwritten signature of the professional. She denies: "I have never made any profile, if I make reports I put the date and signature". The text was acquired by the Pavia Prosecutor's Office with an order for its production on 10 September, as part of the investigations into Andrea Sempio
After the case of the DNA on the pedals, with two null results never ending up in the file of the time, a further novelty emerged relating to the investigation into the murder of Chiara Poggi: among the Parma RIS papers relating to the investigation into the Garlasco crime there would be 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 in 2007, but which would not have been requested by the Vigevano Prosecutor's Office nor attached among the papers filed at the time. This was revealed by La Repubblica, according to which it was an assessment of Stasi's character in which his alleged "coldness" and his profile as a "calculator" and "manipulator" were highlighted.
Doubts about the 13-page document
The 13-page and 17-point document was acquired by the Pavia Prosecutor's Office with an order for production on 10 September, as part of the investigations into Andrea Sempio, and deposited shortly afterwards with the closure of the new investigation. The document, as reported, has a heading indicating "Dr. Alessandra Bramante, Clinical Criminologist Psychologist", however it has no date or handwritten signature of the professional. It would be a "psychological evaluation" and which takes as references the Stasi reports, those as witnesses of 13 and 17 August 2007 and the one in which the then student spontaneously presented himself as a "person subjected to investigations" on the following 22 August.
Criminologist: “Never done a psychological profile of Alberto Stasi”
The psychologist and criminologist Alessandra Bramante declared today: "I have never made any profiles, if I make reports I put the date and signature". And he reported to the editorial staff of Ore 14 on Rai 2 that he had never drawn up a personal profile on Alberto Stasi and that he would never have made a report of this type on headed paper without a signature and without a date.
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"If the judiciary ascertains irregularities or individual responsibilities in the past, the response of the Carabinieri will be one of total collaboration, of maximum transparency and also absolute firmness. Any errors or illicit conduct of individuals must not affect the honorability of thousands of Carabinieri, nor the value of the RIS, but those who have made mistakes will be held accountable in every instance, because the protection of royalty comes first of all", said the commander of the Carabinieri, Salvatore Luongo, regarding any possible developments on the Garlasco case.
Investigations continue
Meanwhile, judicial activity continues: there is also the name of Rosa Muscio among the investigators who followed the first investigation into Chiara Poggi's crime, in the list of people who the Pavia Prosecutor's Office could hear in the next few days as a witness informed of the facts. The indiscretion, which has not been officially confirmed, emerges from circles close to the Pavia courthouse. Rosa Muscio (who now works at the Juvenile Court of Milan) was at the time a public prosecutor at the Vigevano Prosecutor's Office (Pavia) and had conducted the first investigation, immediately after the murder of Garlasco (Pavia). The Pavia Prosecutor's Office intends to hear from the investigators of the time also to shed light on the issue concerning the analysis of Alberto Stasi's bicycle pedals. According to what the Prosecutor's Office reported last week, the Parma RIS did not communicate to the investigators at the time the negative outcome of the new analyzes on the pedals of Stasi's bike, after the first ones had highlighted the presence of Chiara's DNA.
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What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Pavia Prosecutor's Office will hear Rosa Muscio and other investigators of the time in the next few days as witnesses informed of the facts.
Likely · Within days
Further details will emerge on the investigations regarding the analysis of Alberto Stasi's bicycle pedals.
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- Who actually wrote the 13-page document attributed to Dr. Bramante?
- Why does the document have no date or signature even though it was acquired by the prosecutor's office?
- Was the analysis of Alberto Stasi's personality actually used in official investigations?
- What are the relationships between the investigations into Andrea Sempio and the Garlasco case?
