
The only suspect for Chiara Poggi's crime comments on the request for indictment
Andrea Sempio, the only suspect in competition in the new line of the investigation by the Pavia Prosecutor's Office into Chiara Poggi's crime, commented on the request for committal to trial on the Fourth Degree microphones on Retequattro, admitting tension but not fear.
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Andrea Sempio is the only suspect in the new line of investigation of the Pavia Prosecutor's Office into Chiara Poggi's crime. The Prosecutor's Office requested the indictment.
It's not news that falls from the sky. We hope to go to court as soon as possible to resolve everything. Thus Andrea Sempio, the only suspect participating in the new line of investigation of the Pavia Prosecutor's Office into Chiara Poggi's crime, commented on the Pavia Prosecutor's request for indictment. He did it on the microphones of "Quarto Grado" hosted by Gianluigi Nuzzi on Retequattro.
However, Sempio admitted to being tense: "Fear no, tension yes, because the moment is what it is."
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