New reports on the death of David Rossi: assault confirmed by technical consultants

David Rossi would have been violently and suddenly attacked in his office by several people, at least two corpulent ones, and before falling out of the window he was conscious, so he most likely tried to defend himself. This is what emerges from an initial assessment after the simulations carried out by the RIS, as part of the appraisal requested by the commission of inquiry into the death of the former head of communications of MPS which occurred in 2013 in Siena.

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The investigations would also have highlighted that Rossi was held out of the window, he tried to cling to the edge but then missed his grip and fell. Furthermore, many injuries are not compatible with a fall but with an attack. On 12 October the commission will be presented with the report on the cameras present in the street.

Thus Marco Nigrisoli, technical consultant appointed by the parliamentary commission of inquiry into the death of David Rossi after the simulations in Rome, with the help of the RIS, as part of the expertise requested by the commission of inquiry into David Rossi, the former head of communications of MPS who died in 2013 in Siena. A detailed report will be drawn up on Tuesday.

"That evening - added Robbi Manghi, the other technical consultant appointed by the commission - nothing happened that Rossi caused himself before the crash, an event caused by a third party after an attack: this is a certain fact". Manghi explained that Rossi was grabbed "by people with considerable hand strength", as demonstrated by the "dragging and sliding" injuries. Furthermore, "all the abdominal injuries in the third part of the abdomen were created by third parties, by a punch or a knee or in any case a blow".

"Injuries to the cheekbones due to beatings" are also a "sign of strong blunt trauma", as are "dragging injuries to the thigh". There are also "traces of blood on the shirt and greasy stains typical of the knobs at the base of the windows, perhaps due to dragging actions on the lower part of the abdomen. Not fatal but compatible with aggression".