An expert opinion on the 'Monster of Foligno' to assess its danger

In "a few weeks" Luigi Chiatti, the so-called "monster of Foligno", will be subjected to an assessment to establish his social danger. An examination on the basis of which the supervisory magistrate will have to establish whether he will be able to leave the Rems where he is due to the security measure imposed with the sentence that inflicted 30 years of prison on him (now served) for the murders of Lorenzo Paolucci and Simone Allegretti, between October 1992 and the summer of '93. The Nation writes it.

Chiatti in 2015 - at the end of his prison sentence - was transferred to a Rems in Sardinia, in Capoterra. For a security measure that the Surveillance Court of Cagliari continued to extend on the basis of internal reports within the structure. At least until today. Because in the next hearing - which will be held at the end of November - the task for the re-evaluation of Chiatti's mental state will be formalised, an analysis that has not occurred for over ten years.

Maria Cristina Ornano, president of the Surveillance of Cagliari - writes the Nation - reiterates that the review of social dangerousness is an essential prerequisite for a measure that must be "concrete and current", underlining the "need to find a difficult point of balance between the protection of the health of the person subjected to the measure and the interest of the community".