
According to Tg1, the Pavia prosecutors heard from General Luciano Garofano and some RIS officers who investigated the murder of Chiara Poggi in 2007, as part of new insights into the scientific investigations of the case.
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The Garlasco case concerns the murder of Chiara Poggi, which occurred in 2007 in Garlasco, for which Alberto Stasi was definitively convicted.
There would be a turning point in the Garlasco case: according to what Tg1 reveals, the prosecutors interviewed General Luciano Garofano and some RIS officers who investigated the murder of Chiara Poggi in 2007.
Maximum confidentiality on the content of the face-to-face meeting between the former head of the RIS and the investigators. Insights into the 2007 scientific investigations at the center of the new investigations by the Pavia prosecutor's office cannot be ruled out.
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The Pavia prosecutor's office could order new technical investigations on the 2007 tests.
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