Garlasco, il giallo dei test spariti - Storie italiane 12/10/2026

Overview

The report revisits the Garlasco murder investigation and renewed scrutiny of the 2007 forensic work. Pavia prosecutors are examining questions about DNA evidence on Chiara Poggi’s bicycle pedals, including how the tests were handled and interpreted.

In an earlier questioning, Alberto Stasi was asked how Chiara’s blood had come to be on both pedals. He said he did not know. The report does not establish that evidence was deliberately concealed, but presents the handling of the tests as an unresolved issue.

Questions About the Investigation

A lawyer describes the case as the worst procedural case he has encountered in 40 years. The discussion considers whether the problems stemmed from mistakes, omissions, or carelessness—or whether some doubts are speculative.

Investigators are also said to be examining the relationship between RIS commander Garofano and consultants Mattei and Marino.

Next Steps

The case is portrayed as an ongoing tangle of disputes and claims that still needs concrete answers. Andrea Sempio’s defense had 20 days to submit counterarguments. Prosecutors were then expected to seek his indictment, after which a judge would decide whether the case proceeds to trial.

The report also mentions the separate possibility of a review of Stasi’s conviction.

Presenters and Contributors Mentioned

• Edoardo, a journalist
• Andrea, whose role is unclear in the subtitles
• An unnamed lawyer
• Alberto Stasi
• Andrea Sempio
• RIS commander Garofano
• Consultants Mattei and Marino

The presenter is not identified by name in the subtitles.