Roberta Ragusa disappearance investigation

Overview

The investigation into the 2012 disappearance of Roberta Ragusa in Gello has seen significant legal and evidentiary developments. Initial reports highlighted new testimony suggesting that Ragusa’s husband, Antonio Logli—who was previously convicted of homicide and concealing a corpse but remains under house arrest—and his father may have accessed a specific plot of land near their home during the time she vanished. Furthermore, unpublished diary entries from Ragusa surfaced, describing a difficult marriage and the loss of a child.

Following these developments, the Italian Court of Cassation reopened the case by annulling the acquittal of Antonio Logli. The case has been transferred to the court in Pisa for a new trial. Investigators are currently exploring new hypotheses, including statements from a former housekeeper regarding the potential location of the body. Authorities are also examining whether the body could have been disposed of through waste disposal systems and destroyed in an incinerator.

Entities

Antonio Logli · Roberta Ragusa · Partinico · Pisa · Court of Cassation

Timeline

1 day ago

[CRIME] 2 sources
Italy's Court of Cassation reopens Roberta Ragusa disappearance case
Italy's Court of Cassation has reopened the case of Roberta Ragusa, annulling the acquittal of Antonio Logli and ordering a new trial in Pisa regarding his wife's disappearance.
4 days ago

[CRIME] 6 sources
Italy: New developments in Ragusa disappearance and fatal Partinico gas poisoning
New testimony and diary entries have surfaced regarding the 2012 disappearance of Roberta Ragusa, while a mother and son in Partinico died from suspected carbon dioxide poisoning in a garage.

Sources

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