
Chiara Poggi's parents, Giuseppe and Rita, interviewed on Verissimo on Canale 5, declare that they accept any verdict of justice on their daughter's case, after five trials and eight years of legal battles, underlining that they will not change their minds regardless of the new investigations.
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Chiara Poggi was killed in 2007 in Garlasco. The case saw five trials and eight years of legal battles, with Alberto Stasi initially convicted and then finally acquitted.
For us justice has given a culprit, for us it is Stasi. If this new investigation, this prosecutor's office gives us a new culprit, we will take note of it': this is what Chiara Poggi's parents, Giuseppe and Rita, said, interviewed on 'Verissimo' on Canale 5. 'We have had 5 trials, 8 years of trials, and they are long' said the father.
'It's not that we're stubborn. If justice gives us a new culprit, we will take note of it, but 'It's not because a prosecutor carries out an investigation, then the light bulb goes on and one changes his mind'.
'For us it's that. Until justice gives us another name - added Rita - If it gives us another we will take note of it.
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The new investigation by the prosecutor's office could lead to new developments in the case
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The parents of Chiara Poggi, killed in Garlasco in 2007, interviewed on Verissimo on Canale 5, say they accept the sentence of the Italian State and are ready to take note of a possible new culprit, underlining that they have already gone through five trials and eight years of judgements, and that they only want to talk about Chiara after a year and a half of excessive media coverage.

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