Stories from Garlasco · Italy

Journalist Salvaggia Lucarelli's article in Libero newspaper discusses the Garlasco case, focusing on 'Andrea in auto' and 'the confession that does not exist.' The article alleges that words were manipulated.

New elements have emerged in the 2007 femicide case of Chiara Poggi in Garlasco, Italy. Investigators are focusing on Andrea Sempio and the initial inquiry. Serious irregularities are reportedly emerging from the case documents.

A commotion has reportedly erupted in the Garlasco case, according to Radio Popolare. The broadcast mentioned the case in conjunction with discussions involving Sempio and Trump.

A new controversy has erupted in the Garlasco case, with a source indicating that a 'brawl' has exploded and someone is speaking about the matter.

DNA was found on Chiara Poggi's fingernails, along with a bloody handprint, according to the source.

A suspect named Sempio has denied sexual assault allegations in the Garlasco murder investigation. Prosecutors in Pavia allege Sempio killed a 26-year-old woman after she rejected his advances, striking her multiple times in the face.

Magistrates in Pavia reported a development in the murder case of Carapoggi and Andrea Sempio in Garlasco. DNA compatibility was also found on two samples from the victim's fingernails, while biological profiles from Alberto Stasi were excluded. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities conduct further interrogations. Details regarding the case are being released by Raffaella Coppola. Investigators found Simplio's fingerprints on a staircase wall leading to a basement near the victim's body. Andrea Simplio has been summoned for questioning by the Pavia prosecutor's office on May 6. This follows a new request for interrogation as investigations into the death of Chiara Poggi approach closure. The suspect had previously failed to appear in May 2025. The prosecution is alleging aggravating factors including vile and futile motives and cruelty.