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Garlasco murder: Trial requested for Andrea Sempio
Overview
The investigation into the 2007 murder of Chiara Poggi has reached a major escalation, as the Pavia Prosecutor's Office has formally requested that Andrea Sempio be sent to trial for aggravated murder. Prosecutors allege that Sempio attacked the victim with a blunt object, causing at least 12 injuries to her skull and face, before dragging her toward a cellar where further blows were struck. The prosecution suggests the attack was motivated by cruelty and vile motives following a rejected sexual advance.
Recent developments include the analysis of digital material seized from Sempio, including videos and personal diaries. Reports indicate the presence of recordings where Sempio discusses themes of violence and sexuality, as well as footage allegedly showing him filming female colleagues without their knowledge. Defense attorney Liborio Cataliotti has stated that new exculpatory evidence will be presented to contest the prosecution's theories regarding motive and presence at the crime scene.
Simultaneously, new scientific analyses have raised questions about the evidence used to convict Alberto Stasi. Forensic experts identified a mixed DNA profile on the black Lacoste shoes Stasi provided to investigators, which contains markers that could potentially match Poggi’s genetic profile. While geneticist Giorgio Portera has urged caution, noting that further statistical analysis is required, the finding may align with Stasi’s claim that he entered the house wearing those specific shoes, challenging the original judicial reasoning.
Sempio's defense team maintains his innocence and continues to contest the validity of the forensic evidence. They have characterized the legal situation as a “legal monster,” arguing that proceeding with a trial for Sempio while Stasi remains convicted creates a profound legal contradiction.
Entities
Chiara Poggi · Andrea Sempio · Alberto Stasi · Procura di Pavia · Garlasco
Claims
What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.
- [● 26 SOURCES] The Pavia Prosecutor's Office has closed the preliminary investigation into Andrea Sempio regarding the murder of Chiara Poggi.
- [● 13 SOURCES] Two negative DNA control tests regarding the victim's DNA on Alberto Stasi's bicycle pedals were allegedly omitted from the original investigation files.
- [● 12 SOURCES] Andrea Sempio remains under investigation for aggravated homicide.
- [● 5 SOURCES] Luciano Garofano denies that any data existed to negate the presence of Chiara Poggi's DNA on the bicycle pedals.
- [● 16 SOURCES] The Pavia Prosecutor's Office requested a trial for Andrea Sempio. giornalesm.com · www.reportpistoia.com · www.araldolomellino.it · www.forchecaudine.com · www.dire.it · +11 more
- [● 15 SOURCES] The motive is allegedly linked to the victim's rejection of a sexual approach. giornalesm.com · www.reportpistoia.com · www.araldolomellino.it · www.forchecaudine.com · www.dire.it · +10 more
- [● 14 SOURCES] Technical consultants attributed footprint 33 on the staircase wall to Andrea Sempio.
- [● 14 SOURCES] A genetic profile determined on September 19, 2007, was positive for the victim, Chiara Poggi.
- [● 14 SOURCES] The parents of Chiara Poggi maintain that Alberto Stasi is the killer based on previous judicial rulings.
Timeline
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesGarlasco murder case: New DNA findings on Alberto Stasi’s shoes
New forensic analysis of Alberto Stasi’s shoes in the Garlasco murder case suggests a mixed DNA profile potentially compatible with victim Chiara Poggi, while Andrea Sempio faces trial for murder.
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[CRIME] 20 sourcesAndrea Sempio faces indictment request in Garlasco murder case
Andrea Sempio faces an indictment request in the Chiara Poggi murder case. His lawyers have denied reports of a large postal bond, calling them fake news, amid heated media debates.
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[CRIME] 13 sourcesAndrea Sempio facing trial for Chiara Poggi murder in Garlasco case
Pavia prosecutors have requested a trial for Andrea Sempio for the 2007 murder of Chiara Poggi, creating a legal conflict with the existing conviction of Alberto Stasi for the same crime.
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[CRIME] 49 sourcesAndrea Sempio: Pavia Prosecutor requests trial for Chiara Poggi murder
Pavia prosecutors have requested a trial for Andrea Sempio for the 2007 murder of Chiara Poggi, alleging cruelty and vile motives. His defense maintains his innocence and challenges the legal conflict with Stas
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[CRIME] 7 sourcesGarlasco investigation: new legal requests and links to suspicious deaths
New legal actions in the Garlasco case seek to link the 2007 Poggi murder to other suspicious deaths in the region, including those of Dr. Corrado Cavallini and Giovanni Ferri.
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[CRIME] 7 sourcesGarlasco murder investigation: new evidence emerges regarding Andrea Sempio
New evidence, including digital recordings and diaries, has emerged in the investigation of Andrea Sempio regarding the 2007 Garlasco murder of Chiara Poggi.
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesAlberto Stasi: Milan Prosecutor General reviews Garlasco murder case
The Milan General Prosecutor's Office has completed a review of files related to Alberto Stasi's conviction for the 2007 Garlasco murder, amid new investigations pointing to a different suspect.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesAndrea Sempio faces potential trial in Chiara Poggi murder case
Prosecutors in Pavia may seek a trial for Andrea Sempio in the Chiara Poggi murder case, while technical disputes continue regarding forensic evidence and Alberto Stasi's digital files.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesGarlasco murder case: New forensic dispute over shoe print size
New forensic analysis regarding a shoe print size has reignited debate in the Chiara Poggi murder case, while a viral video of defense lawyer Angela Taccia has drawn social media scrutiny.
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[CRIME] 13 sourcesGarlasco murder case: Sempio defense submits new forensic reports
Defense experts for Andrea Sempio have filed five technical reports in the Garlasco murder case, contesting footprint sizes, blood traces, and DNA evidence to challenge the prosecution's claims.
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[CRIME] 8 sourcesGarlasco murder case: Defense challenges DNA evidence
A defense geneticist has challenged DNA evidence in the Garlasco murder case, arguing that mixed profiles on the victim's fingernails suggest potential contamination beyond the primary suspect.
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[CRIME] 15 sourcesGarlasco murder case: New evidence and legal disputes emerge
New forensic evidence and investigations into the 2007 Garlasco murder of Chiara Poggi have sparked legal disputes between the defense of suspect Andrea Sempio and former RIS commander Luciano Garofano.
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[CRIME] 19 sourcesGarlasco murder case: Andrea Sempio's defense challenges forensic evidence
The Garlasco murder investigation enters a decisive phase as Andrea Sempio's defense prepares technical reports to contest forensic evidence, including handprints and shoe prints, by the October 18 deadline.
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[CRIME] 3 sourcesAlberto Stasi's mother reaffirms son's innocence in Garlasco case
Elisabetta Ligabò, mother of Alberto Stasi, has reaffirmed her son's innocence in the Garlasco murder case, sparking emotional reactions from legal representatives of other parties involved.
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[CRIME] 18 sourcesGarlasco murder case: Andrea Sempio identified as primary suspect
The Garlasco murder investigation has shifted focus to Andrea Sempio as the primary suspect. Defense teams are preparing counter-arguments while forensic discrepancies from 2007 are being re-examined.
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[CRIME] 24 sourcesAndrea Sempio disputes prosecution's theory in Chiara Poggi murder case
Andrea Sempio, investigated for the Chiara Poggi murder, has challenged the prosecution's narrative as illogical and expressed fears of a judicial error following new intercepted audio evidence.
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[CRIME] 6 sourcesGarlasco case: Forensic details on bicycle blood tests emerge
Forensic details in the Garlasco case reveal that specific blood tests were not conducted on Alberto Stasi's bicycle pedals because the traces were considered too minute for certain kits.
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[CRIME] 31 sourcesGarlasco murder case: New evidence emerges in Chiara Poggi investigation
The Garlasco murder investigation has reopened with Andrea Sempio as a suspect. New evidence suggests a 2007 negative blood test on Alberto Stasi's bicycle pedals may have been omitted from official reports.
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[CRIME] 58 sourcesGarlasco murder case: new evidence and forensic doubts emerge
New developments in the Garlasco murder case involve an undocumented psychological profile of Alberto Stasi and investigations into the handling of forensic evidence by the Ris of Parma.
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[CRIME] 40 sourcesGarlasco murder case: New DNA data sent to Milan prosecutors
New DNA data and case files regarding the Chiara Poggi murder have been sent to Milan, potentially leading to a trial for Andrea Sempio and a sentence revision for Alberto Stasi.
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[CRIME] 33 sourcesGarlasco murder case: DNA evidence controversy resurfaces
New testimony in the Garlasco murder case reveals that negative DNA tests from 2007 were missing from official files, raising questions about the investigation into Alberto Stasi.
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesGarlasco murder investigation identifies Andrea Sempio as perpetrator
New investigations into the Garlasco murder identify Andrea Sempio as the killer, potentially challenging Alberto Stasi's conviction, though prosecutors warn the path to a judicial review is complex.
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[CRIME] 66 sourcesGarlasco murder case: New DNA evidence may trigger Alberto Stasi trial revision
The Pavia Prosecutor's Office has closed its investigation into Andrea Sempio for the Garlasco murder, revealing missing 2007 DNA evidence that may support a trial revision for convicted killer Alberto Stasi.
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[CRIME] 26 sourcesAndrea Sempio investigation nears deadline in Garlasco murder case
The Pavia Prosecutor's Office is nearing a September 28 deadline in the investigation of Andrea Sempio for the 2007 murder of Chiara Poggi, involving new DNA and forensic reviews.
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[CRIME] 9 sourcesGarlasco murder case faces new legal and media challenges
The Garlasco murder case faces new developments, including a Cappa family complaint alleging media manipulation, the dismissal of corruption charges against a former prosecutor, and new testimony regarding the
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesGarlasco murder case: New forensic evidence re-examines Andrea Sempio
New forensic investigations in the Chiara Poggi murder case are scrutinizing DNA evidence, a disputed palm print, and a potential alibi discrepancy involving Andrea Sempio.
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[CRIME] 9 sourcesMassimo Lovati faces defamation trial in Garlasco murder case
A Milan court ruled that Andrea Sempio will not testify in the defamation trial of his former lawyer, Massimo Lovati, regarding the Garlasco murder investigation.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesAndrea Sempio faces new forensic tests in Garlasco murder probe
Italian prosecutors have ordered new DNA and forensic footprint analyses to link suspect Andrea Sempio to the Garlasco murder scene, while also considering his potential social dangerousness.
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[CRIME] 6 sourcesAndrea Sempio refuses psychiatric meeting in Garlasco murder case
Andrea Sempio, suspect in the Chiara Poggi murder case, has refused to meet with a court-appointed psychiatrist for a personality assessment, forcing the expert to rely on existing written and recorded evidence
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesGarlasco murder: Psychiatrist seeks meeting with suspect Andrea Sempio
A psychiatrist for the Pavia Prosecutor's Office has requested to meet Andrea Sempio, the suspect in the 2007 Chiara Poggi murder case, following his previous refusal to undergo a direct psychiatric evaluation.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesGarlasco murder case: investigation into Andrea Sempio intensifies
The Garlasco murder investigation involving Andrea Sempio has become a polarized public debate, with forensic experts noting significant ocular movements during interrogations.
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesAndrea Sempio faces job loss amid Garlasco murder investigation
Andrea Sempio, the suspect in the Chiara Poggi murder case, faces job loss and housing instability amid ongoing investigations and intense media attention in Italy.
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesGarlasco murder case: New developments in Sempio investigation
Journalist Giuseppe Brindisi discusses the Garlasco murder case, focusing on the investigation of Andrea Sempio and criticizing the past judicial handling of Alberto Stasi's conviction.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesRoberta Bruzzone raises doubts in Andrea Sempio investigation
Criminologist Roberta Bruzzone has raised concerns regarding the investigation of Andrea Sempio, citing procedural irregularities and the technical finality of recent genetic evidence.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesItalian Garlasco murder case: new DNA and footprint analyses delay trial of Andrea Sempio
Italian prosecutors are finalising DNA, footprint and psychiatric reports in the Garlasco murder before a 28 Sept deadline to decide on indicting Andrea Sempio for Chiara Poggi’s killing.
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[CRIME] 3 sourcesAlberto Stasi's Garlasco Murder Case Revives After 19 Years
The Garlasco murder of Chiara Poggi is back in the spotlight as Alberto Stasi seeks a sentence review based on new shoe‑print analysis, while criminologist Roberta Bruzzone criticises the media frenzy.
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[CRIME] 7 sourcesItalian prosecutors to file four new forensic reports on Andrea Sempio in Garlasco murder case
Italian prosecutors will file four new forensic reports on DNA, shoe prints and psychiatric profile to bolster the case against Andrea Sempio in the 2007 Garlasco murder of Chiara Poggi; meanwhile, RTI was fine
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesQuarto Grado TV show probes Garlasco parking receipt in new episode
Quarto Grado aired on 17 July 2026, probing the Garlasco parking‑receipt alibi, featuring guest Gennaro Cassese, and also covering the Pamela Genini, Francesco Dolci and Pietracatella poisonings cases.
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[CRIME] 3 sourcesRoberta Bruzzone asserts Garlasco murder suspect already identified
Criminologist Roberta Bruzzone told Corriere della Sera the Garlasco murder suspect, Alberto Stasi, has already been identified and sees no new evidence in the reopened investigation.
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[CRIME] 3 sourcesFormer Italian Carabinieri Commander Gennaro Cassese Investigated for False Statements
Former Carabinieri commander Gennaro Cassese is under investigation for false statements about his 2008 interrogation of witness Andrea Sempio in the 2007 Garlasco murder of Chiara Poggi; Cassese says he is “cù
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesGarlasco murder case revives debate over suspect Alberto Stasi
Italy’s Garlasco murder case, involving Chiara Poggi’s 2007 death, sees new investigative reviews focusing on suspect Andrea Sempio, while former prosecutor Oscar Cedrangolo reiterates uncertainty over Alberto
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[CRIME] 3 sourcesGarlasco murder trial defense vows exhaustive review of all acts
Attorney for Alberto Stasi says his defence will exhaustively review the Garlasco murder trial, citing procedural irregularities and noting threats to journalist Rita Cavallaro.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesRita Cavallaro files legal complaint after death threats over Garlasco murder case
Journalist Rita Cavallaro filed a legal complaint after receiving death threats tied to the Garlasco murder case, seeking a fast‑track ‘codice rosso’ investigation.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesItalian Garlasco murder investigation intensifies over disputed receipt and magistrate's memory
Attorney De Rensis highlights the disputed parking receipt alibi in the Stasi murder, while magistrate Cassese’s repeated “non ricordo” answers fuel further scrutiny in the Garlasco case.
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[CRIME] 3 sourcesNew forensic analysis rekindles debate in Italy’s Garlasco murder case
New forensic evidence questions the 2007 Garlasco murder reconstruction, while a new book revives debate over the case and Alberto Stasi’s conviction.
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesItalian TV program Quarto Grado revisits Garlasco murder and Campobasso poisoning cases
Quarto Grado aired new episodes covering the Garlasco murder—DNA links to suspect Andrea Sempio—and the Campobasso ricin poisoning, featuring expert analysis and an interview with ex‑host Alessandro Cozzi.
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesFabrizio Corona says Alberto Stasi remains innocent in Garlasco murder case
Fabrizio Corona reiterated on podcast Radici that Alberto Stasi is innocent of the Garlasco murder, condemning media sensationalism and noting his “Jerry La Rana” satire.
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesAlberto Stasi and Andrea Sempio dominate renewed debate over Garlasco murder
Alberto Stasi’s proclaimed innocence and new focus on Andrea Sempio fuel fresh debate over the Garlasco murder, amid forensic doubts, a medical examiner’s challenge, and Stasi’s semi‑free appearance in Milan.
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesItalian TV program “Quarto Grado” airs courtroom cases on Rete 4
“Quarto Grado” on Rete 4 (18‑19 June 2026) covered the Alberto Stasi case, Andrea Sempio probe, missing Aquilano sisters and Liliana Resinovich death, hosted by Gianluigi Nuzzi and Alessandra Viero.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesGarlasco murder case returns to Italian TV as former convict Alberto Stasi is released
Alberto Stasi, convicted in the Garlasco murder, was released on probation; his lawyers seek a reversal while prosecutors still name Andrea Sempio as suspect. Both developments were discussed on Italian TV.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesItalian families demand answers on three missing citizens in Mexico
Italian families of three men missing in Mexico demand answers; lawyer cites Mexican police reticence, UN submission deadline Aug 3, and Italy proposes a new missing‑persons dossier law.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesItalian families voice grief and demand justice after imprisonment and murder
Italian family members recount a priest's release after ten years of wrongful detention and a widow's call for justice after her husband's murder, underscoring personal impacts of crime and legal struggles.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesItaly reexamines decades‑old Erba massacre and Garlasco murder cases
Italy revisits the Erba massacre and Garlasco murder, as a victim’s mother collapses and a former inmate seeks new investigative documents.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesItalian prosecutors open defamation probe into Garlasco case lawyer and media figures
Milan prosecutors are investigating attorney Antonio De Rensis, journalist Alessandro De Giuseppe and ex‑marshal Francesco Marchetto for defamation after a complaint by Stefania Cappa, cousin of 2007 Garlasco‑m
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesItalian authorities revive two decades‑old criminal cases
Italian prosecutors have revived the Garlasco case after a televised confession and reopened the 2012 Paula Andrea disappearance, naming her former husband as a homicide suspect.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesItaly's Garlasco murder case may be reopened as new indictment considered
Italy's Garlasco murder case is being reconsidered as a court may charge Andrea Sempio, while the victim’s mother says she cannot rule out Alberto Stasi’s innocence.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesItalian TV debate revives Garlasco murder case and lawyer fee controversy
Italian TV program Quarto Grado revisited the Garlasco murder, with Bruzzone defending Stasi’s conviction, Abbate calling it a judicial error, and ex‑lawyer Lovati denying corruption over €56 k fees.
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[CRIME] 6 sourcesNew legal moves revive Italy's 2007 Garlasco murder case
Italian TV debates and new filings have revived the 2007 Garlasco murder case, with calls to review Alberto Stasi's conviction and a complaint by victim's cousin against lawyers and journalists.
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[CULTURE] 6 sourcesItaly's Culture Ministry pushes to preserve Palazzo Labia and Teatro delle Vittorie amid sale controversy
Italy's Culture Ministry seeks to protect Palazzo Labia and Teatro delle Vittorie as public figures protest their sale.
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[CRIME] 2 sourcesAttorney addresses Stasi‑linked funds controversy in Garlasco
Lawyer discusses handling of alleged Stasi money in Garlasco involving the Poggi family.
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