The investigators in the home of Sara and Antonella Di Vita, poisoned with ricin in December. At the end of the seizure operations.
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Sara Di Vita and her mother Antonella were poisoned with ricin in December last year in Pietracatella.
New searches ordered as part of the investigation into the Pietracatella mystery. The investigators showed up at the home of the Di Vita family, where Sara Di Vita, 15, and her mother Antonella, 50, lived, poisoned with ricin in December last year. The officers from the Campobasso Police Headquarters arrived in front of the building shortly after 9am. According to what was learned at the end of the search this morning, the house will be released from seizure.
Gianni Di Vita was also on site
On site the operations are coordinated by the head of the Campobasso Flying Squad Marco Graziano. At 9:30 Gianni Di Vita, the father and husband of the victims, also arrived. At least a dozen officers are present. The police had already entered the house under seizure several times in the past, in December and January and then again during the summer.
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