Chiara Poggi's parents: 'After 19 years she has the right to rest in peace'

We just wish the story was over. After 19 years Chiara has the right to rest in peace": the parents of the twenty-six year old killed in Garlasco underlined this when interviewed on 'Verissimo' on Canale 5, recalling that they were available for any investigation.

'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.

"For us, the sentence of the Italian state applies. When the Italian justice system says something else, we will take note of it" said Rita. As for the compensation, Chiara's father added, "there is a current account in the name of all three, Alberto pays two fifths of what he gets when going to work" and the money "is there in the account". Therefore, he concluded, it won't be a problem to return it.

"We came just to talk about Chiara precisely because too little has been said about Chiara in this year and a half": Chiara Poggi's parents explained it. And with the second investigation it was "even worse than the first". "The first investigation did not have a media circus. In this year and a half, that is, every day, every day, broadcasts that talked about Garlasco, it seemed that in Italy there was only Garlasco. We have never spoken because it was better to let things that need to be done be done and we came here even just to talk about Chiara precisely because too little has been said about Chiara in this year and a half."