'I'm afraid of being spied on', Maria Rosaria Boccia files a complaint with the prosecutor's office

A complaint alleging possible tampering or compromise of her mobile phone and connected devices was presented this morning by lawyers Francesco Di Deco and Francesco Petruzzi, Maria Rosaria Boccia's lawyers, to the Prosecutor's Office of Torre Annunziata, in the province of Naples.

The complaint suggests that Boccia's mobile phone was subjected to remote tampering which prevented the phone from receiving calls in particular from the journalist Carlo Tarallo, who was co-accused with her before the Court of Rome in the trial resulting from the complaint for illicit interference presented by the former Minister of Culture Gennaro Sangiuliano and his wife.

Boccia, through her lawyers, asks the investigators to verify whether she is being spied on and therefore asks to verify the possible existence of the crime of illicit interception, impediment or interruption of computer or telematic communications through the use of malicious software.

Attached to the complaint were a series of screenshots of WhatsApp chats and documentation relating to the criminal proceedings in which Maria Rosaria Boccia and Carlo Tarallo were accused in the capital.