Poisoned deaths, Berlin obtains extension on the analyzes of the finds: results at the end of the year

There is a thirty-day extension for the German experts working on finds and food taken from the Pietracatella house as part of the investigation into the mystery of ricin poisoning; Furthermore, another extension of a further month could take place at the end of November and therefore no official news will arrive from the 'Robert Koch Institute' before the end of December.

This is what ANSA learned from the Larino prosecutor's office. The same sources point out that the extensions, after the first period, are always thirty days each until the expiry of six months from the start of the technical consultancy operations.

Meanwhile, a new interrogation is underway at the Campobasso police station as part of the investigation into the so-called 'Pietracatella mystery', the death of fifteen-year-old Sara Di Vita and her mother Antonella Di Ielsi, poisoned with ricin in December last year. This morning the men of the Mobile team spoke to the person responsible for the urban waste collection service in the Molise town where they lived.

The testimony is linked to the leftovers from the dinner of December 23, 2025 which, as reported in the interrogation of January 13 by Gianni Di Vita, father and husband of the victims, were thrown in the garbage. In particular, they were mussels taken away from a business lunch which took place on 22 December in a restaurant in Campobasso and then consumed at home in the evening of that same day or at dinner the following day.

"I cannot say with certainty when we ate them at home - Di Vita told the investigators at the time -, however I can state with certainty that any residues were thrown away with the wet waste on Wednesday 24 December and, on the same day, the plastic waste was disposed of, therefore also the tray that contained the mussels".