L'interrogatorio davanti al procuratore Napoleone sull'omicidio, l'impronta 33, le accuse a Sempio e i video intimi
Il pezzo del muretto di cinta rotto . E l’impronta 33 che accusa Andrea Sempio . Quarta Repubblica pubblica alcuni spezzoni dell’interrogatorio di Alberto Stasi davanti al procuratore capo di Pavia Fabio Napoleone che risale al 20 maggio 2025 . Il fidanzato di Chiara Poggi condannato per l’omicidio di via Pascoli del 13 agosto 2007 a Garlasco parla delle indagini e della nuova accusa nei confronti di Sempio. E anche di alcune circostanze a lui non chiare.
Il muro di cinta della villetta
In uno degli spezzoni Stasi dice che il muretto di cinta di casa di Chiara era rotto nel punto in cui lui ha scavalcato il giorno che ha trovato il cadavere della fidanzata . «Era rotto, ma non l’ho rotto io. E nemmeno lo ha fatto qualche carabiniere. Qualcuno potrebbe aver scavalcato. Ed è una cosa che mi ha sempre lasciato una domanda, un’anomalia . Così come la cenere nel posacenere . Io non fumavo, Chiara nemmeno, i genitori erano partiti da una settimana. C’è qualcosa che non torna. Ma non so darmi una risposta».
June 8, 2026
Poi Napoleone gli parla dell’ impronta 33 e gli dice che ci sono 15 corrispondenze con quella di Sempio, spiegando che si tratta di un’attribuzione certa. «Se lo avessimo avuto prima… è una cosa personale» , commenta Stasi. Parla anche delle telefonate che Sempio ha fatto a casa Poggi nei giorni successivi al 4 di agosto 2007 , dicendo che Chiara non gli ha detto nulla della vicenda e ipotizzando che forse lei aveva altro per la testa all’epoca.
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Il video intimo con Chiara
Stasi parla del video intimo con Chiara e dice che non sapeva che fossero circolati. Su Marco Poggi , dice che gli chiese entrando in casa sua se era vero che c’erano video sessuali tra lui e Chiara . Gli fece solo la domanda, forse perché aveva sentito che c’erano. Si tratta del periodo precedente al fermo di Stasi per il delitto. Parla anche degli studi a Londra e della visita di Chiara, aggiungendo che non la fidanzata non gli parlò di problemi o preoccupazioni. Infine, sull’ultima serata, dice che è andato al bagno durante la cena e dice che anche lei è andata a lavarsi le mani.
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L’intervista di Elisabetta Ligabò
Nei giorni scorsi ha parlato con La Repubblica Elisabetta Ligabò , la madre di Stasi. Sulla nuova indagine a carico di Sempio, ha parlato di «elementi forti. Sì, a questo punto, certo che ci credo. Spero fin dal 2007. Non potevo accettare quello che stava succedendo ad Alberto. L’ho sempre detto: se solo avessimo avuto, sia io sia mio marito, il minimo sospetto che fosse stato lui, io personalmente lo avrei preso e portato dai carabinieri. Certo, dopo la condanna del 2014 la fiducia nella giustizia è venuta a traballare. Ma questa Procura ha lavorato in modo eccellente».
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La mamma di Stasi ha ricordato Chiara. «Veniva a casa nostra, anche se non spessissimo. E poi in quella al mare, quando andavano insieme. Erano due ragazzi stupendi. Mi rimane il suo sorriso: sorrideva sempre. Ricordo l’ultima volta che venne a bussare, nel luglio 2007 , quando Alberto era già partito per Londra e Chiara venne a prendere dei vestiti da portar su . Aveva una gonnellina rossa e una maglietta bianca. Sorridente, felice di andare a trovare Alberto. Comunque Chiara è sempre nei miei pensieri e nelle mie preghiere. E so che lei da lassù ci sta proteggendo».
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L’assassino
Quanto infine al fatto che il vero assassino possa essere in libertà da 19 anni , la madre di Stasi ha detto: «Mi auguro che lo abbia vissuto male, e io non sono abituata ad augurare il male a nessuno. Ma mi auguro non li abbia passati bene, se ha una coscienza. Speranza che parli? Non so. E per il resto non saprei cosa dirgli».
Read the full article at Open →📄Source document: Tribunale di Sorveglianza di Milano
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Il GiornaleParty-alignedCenter2 days agoAlberto Stasi has been released from prison and is now living under supervision by social services. He was previously convicted for the murder of his girlfriend Chiara Poggi. Recent footage shown on the program 'Quarto Grado' depicts Stasi's new life in Milan, where he lives in an apartment he rents and works daily while trying to remain inconspicuous.
Bias read (Center): The article provides factual information about Stasi's release and current activities without overtly favoring any political perspective. It focuses on the legal process and his post-release life without editorializing or biased language.
Official sources cited
- government Tribunale di Sorveglianza di Milano
Il GiornaleParty-alignedCenter6 days ago Stasi released, the judges' "praises": "Reserve, balance and pain for Chiara"Alberto Stasi has been released from prison after serving over ten years for the murder of Chiara Poggi. The court praised his behavior during his incarceration, noting his restraint, adherence to legal procedures, and sincere grief over Chiara's death. The judges highlighted his consistent approach to his sentence, including his refusal to renounce his innocence and his participation in rehabilitative programs.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced account of the court's decision and Stasi's conduct without overtly favoring any particular perspective. It quotes the court's official statement and focuses on factual details of the case and judicial process.
Official sources cited
- court Court ruling on Alberto Stasi's release
OpenIndependentCenter6 days agoElisabetta Ligabò, mother of Alberto Stasi, discusses her relief after her son was released from prison following his conditional release on probation. She describes the emotional toll of waiting for this moment and expresses hope for a new, more peaceful chapter in his life.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the mother’s personal account without overtly biased language or framing. It focuses on her emotional response to her son’s release and does not take a stance on the legal case itself or imply judgment about the crime or the justice system.
OpenIndependentCenter7 days ago Alberto Stasi's first day outside of prison. His mother's rice salad and that desire: to get back on his motorcycle and take a rideAlberto Stasi, recently released from prison after serving part of his sentence for the murder of Chiara Poggi, has begun his life outside incarceration. He was greeted by his mother, Elisabetta Ligabò, at an apartment in the Milan hinterland. The day was marked by a simple family meal with risotto salad prepared by his mother and the presence of his defense attorney, Giada Bocellari. While Stasi's legal situation remains uncertain, new investigations by the Pavia prosecutor's office could potentially challenge his conviction.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a balanced account of Alberto Stasi's release, focusing on personal details and legal uncertainties without overtly favoring either his defense or prosecution. It includes information about his family and legal representation but does not present biased language or one-sidedly.
OpenIndependentCenter7 days ago Absence of danger, 'irreproachable' conduct, suffering for the victim: what is in the judges' order that released StasiThe court ordered the release of Alberto Stasi, who was convicted of murdering Chiara Poggi, based on his 'exemplary' behavior during incarceration and semi-liberty. The judges emphasized his lack of dangerous tendencies, adherence to rules, and positive progress in reintegration. They noted he has respected civil obligations toward the victim’s family and maintained his stance of innocence while accepting his conviction.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual details of the court's decision without overtly biased language or selective emphasis. It reports on legal proceedings and judicial reasoning objectively, with no apparent ideological framing.
Official sources cited
- court Ordinanza del Tribunale di Sorveglianza di Milano
OpenIndependentCenter8 days ago Alberto Stasi will not return to live in Garlasco.Alberto Stasi, who was sentenced to 16 years in prison for the murder of Chiara Poggi, has been placed under probation by the Milan Supervision Court and will not return to live in Garlasco, the town where the crime occurred. His lawyer, Giada Bocellari, stated that this decision does not impose any additional restrictions beyond standard conditions for such an alternative to detention. Stasi left the Bollate prison through a side exit to avoid media attention and was met by his mother outside. He had packed his belongings into three suitcases and left some items, like a fan and refrigerator,给
Bias read (Center): The article reports on legal proceedings and court decisions without overtly favoring either the defendant or the victim’s family. It includes direct quotes from the defendant’s attorney and describes events objectively, with no apparent ideological framing.
OpenIndependentCenter8 days ago Now it's official: Alberto Stasi is out of prison.Alberto Stasi has been released from prison after serving approximately 10 years and six months of his 16-year sentence for the murder of Chiara Poggi. The Tribunal of Surveillance in Milan approved his release under a probationary placement with social services, citing his calm behavior during court proceedings, good conduct during incarceration, and fulfillment of compensation to the victim's family. Stasi had been in semi-liberty for over a year prior to his full release.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information without overtly biased language or selective emphasis. It reports on legal procedures and decisions made by judicial authorities without apparent ideological framing.
Official sources cited
- government Tribunale di Sorveglianza di Milano
la RepubblicaIndependent🔒Center8 days agoAlberto Stasi has been released from the Bollate prison following a positive ruling by the Milan Supervision Court, which approved his placement under social services probation.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a legal decision regarding an individual's release from prison without taking a stance on the decision itself. It presents the facts neutrally, citing the court's approval of the probation measure.
Official sources cited
- government Tribunale di Sorveglianza di Milano
- government Procura Generale
Il GiornaleParty-alignedCenter9 days ago Alberto Stasi on his way out of prison.Alberto Stasi, convicted of the murder of Chiara Poggi in Garlasco in 2007, was under semi-liberty conditions, allowing him to work outside prison during the day before returning at night. The prosecutor noted that Stasi appeared 'calm' in court.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about a criminal case without overtly favoring any side. It reports on legal proceedings and the defendant's behavior in court without using emotionally charged language or selectively omitting context.
Official sources cited
- government Prosecutor's statement
Il Fatto QuotidianoIndependentCenter9 days agoAlberto Stasi, convicted of murdering his girlfriend Chiara Poggi in 2007, may soon be released on probation under social services supervision. The decision would require approval from the Milan surveillance court. Prosecutors have given a favorable opinion based on Stasi’s good behavior while incarcerated and positive reports from prison staff. Stasi is currently on semi-liberty. The probation request is separate from potential appeals regarding his conviction. A new investigation into the case has named Andrea Sempio as the sole suspect.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It includes details from official sources such as prosecutors and the Ansa news agency, and it provides balanced context about the legal process and ongoing investigations.
Official sources cited
- government Procura Generale di Milano
- press release Ansa
la RepubblicaIndependent🔒Center9 days ago The case of Garlasco, Alberto Stasi, on his way out of prison and into probationThe article reports that Alberto Stasi, involved in the Garlasco case, is likely to be released from prison and placed under probation, following a positive opinion from the Public Prosecutor's Office regarding his placement with social services at the company where he works.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information without overtly biased language or emphasis. It reports on legal proceedings and decisions made by the Public Prosecutor's Office without apparent ideological framing.
Official sources cited
- government Public Prosecutor's Office
Il GiornaleParty-alignedCenter12 days ago If it's 33... the videos of Stasi during the testimony at NapoleonThe article discusses video recordings of Alberto Stasi's testimony during his interrogation by Chief Prosecutor Fabio Napoleone regarding the murder of Chiara Poggi. The videos, released by Quarta Repubblica, show Stasi appearing calm and cooperative, stating he has no issues with answering any questions. The article highlights the emotional state and demeanor of those involved in the investigation.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about the testimony without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It focuses on describing the tone and demeanor of Stasi during his interrogation without taking a clear stance on his guilt or innocence.
Official sources cited
- government Testimony of Alberto Stasi
- organisation Quarta Repubblica
OpenIndependentCenter12 days ago Garlasco, Alberto Stasi in Pavia: The broken belt wall, someone may have climbed over The videosThe article discusses an interrogation of Alberto Stasi, who was convicted of the murder of his girlfriend Chiara Poggi in 2007, before prosecutor Fabio Napoleone. Stasi mentions a broken section of the garden wall at Chiara’s house, which he claims he did not break himself, nor did any police officer. He suggests someone else might have climbed over it, expressing uncertainty about this detail. The article also references footprint number 33, which matches Andrea Sempio, leading to new accusations against him.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual details from an interrogation without overtly favoring any side. It includes direct quotes from Stasi and references ongoing legal proceedings without editorializing or biased language.
Official sources cited
- government Interrogation transcript with prosecutor Fabio Napoleone
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