
Breakthrough in the investigation into the ricin-related death of Sara and Antonella Di Ielsi. Electronic devices seized, the accountant is not under investigation.
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Sara and Antonella Di Ielsi died of ricin poisoning last December in Pietracatella.
The case linked to the Pietracatella mystery may have reached a significant turning point.
Yesterday, in fact, Gianni Di Vita, father and husband of Sara and Antonella Di Ielsi, who died from ricin poisoning last December, was subjected to interrogation at the police station in Campobasso three times in the space of one day. De Vita's studies and home were also searched. In this phase, in particular, the investigative activity of the Larino Prosecutor's Office focused on the electronic devices of the accountant who in any case is not under investigation.
In addition to the frenetic activity of investigations and searches in the last few hours, Di Vita also decided, on his own initiative, to hand over an electronic device, a USB stick and two computers, given to investigators to make copies of everything found inside.
"The moment will come when we will have something to say", said the man who said he was "very calm" when speaking to the press.
"The judiciary - declared Di Vita's lawyer, Vittorino Facciolla - wanted to follow up on the search for evidence through searches of some rooms and properties available to the entire Di Vita family and not just Gianni". The aim, added the lawyer, "is to ascertain through the search a series of activities that Antonella, Sara, Gianni or Alice could have carried out".

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