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New document on the murder of Chiara Poggi: psychological analysis of Alberto Stasi never requested by the prosecutor's office

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It emerged that among the papers of the Parma Ris on the murder of Garlasco there would be an analysis on the personality of Alberto Stasi, then under investigation for the murder of Chiara Poggi, based on the interrogations of 2007 but never requested by the Vigevano Prosecutor's Office.
The 13-page document, attributed to Dr.
Alessandra Bramante, was acquired by the Pavia Prosecutor's Office in September 2024 as part of the investigations into Andrea Sempio.

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Why It Matters

The murder of Chiara Poggi occurred in Garlasco in 2007. Alberto Stasi, the victim's boyfriend at the time, was investigated and subsequently definitively convicted of the murder. The case is known as the 'Garlasco crime' and received widespread media coverage in Italy.

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Further news has emerged relating to the investigation into the murder of Chiara Poggi: among the Parma RIS papers relating to the investigation into the Garlasco crime there would be an analysis of the personality of Alberto Stasi, then under investigation for the murder of Chiara Poggi. Advice that would have been done on the basis of the interrogations given by the victim's boyfriend in 2007, but which would not have been requested by the Vigevano Prosecutor's Office nor attached among the papers filed at the time. This was revealed by La Repubblica, according to which it was an assessment of Stasi's character in which his alleged "coldness" and his profile as a "calculator" and "manipulator" were highlighted.

The 13-page and 17-point document was acquired by the Pavia Prosecutor's Office with an order for production on 10 September, as part of the investigations into Andrea Sempio, and deposited shortly afterwards with the closure of the new investigation. The document, as reported, has a heading indicating "Dr. Alessandra Bramante, Clinical Criminologist Psychologist", however it has no date or handwritten signature of the professional. It would be a "psychological evaluation" and which takes as references the Stasi reports, those as witnesses of 13 and 17 August 2007 and the one in which the then student spontaneously presented himself as a "person subjected to investigations" on the following 22 August.

Criminologist: “Never done a psychological profile of Alberto Stasi"

The psychologist and criminologist Alessandra Bramante declared today: "I have never made any profiles, if I make reports I put the date and signature". And he reported to the editorial staff of Ore 14 on Rai 2 that he had never drawn up a personal profile on Alberto Stasi and that he would never have made a report of this type on headed paper without a signature and without a date.

Open Questions

Who really wrote the 13-page document attributed to Dr. Alessandra Bramante?
Why does the document have no date or signature even though it was attributed to a professional?
What is the actual role of this document in the new investigations into Andrea Sempio?
Has the Pavia Prosecutor's Office assessed the reliability of the document acquired by the Parma Ris?