
The former deputy prosecutor of Pavia Mario Venditti was summoned as a witness in the investigation by the Pavia prosecutors into the alleged corruption in judicial documents relating to the Garlasco case.
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The investigation concerns alleged corruption in judicial documents linked to the first investigation into the Garlasco case of 2016-2017.
The former deputy prosecutor of Pavia Mario Venditti has been summoned as a witness for tomorrow in the investigation by the Pavia prosecutors into the alleged corruption in judicial documents, transmitted from Brescia after Venditti's position was archived.
He will be heard as a person informed of the facts and after his dismissal, the position of Giuseppe Sempio was transmitted to the Pavia prosecutors, who remains under investigation for corruption in judicial documents for an alleged transfer of money to facilitate the dismissal of his son in the first investigation into the Garlasco case of 2016-2017.
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