PROCESSO BAIARDO: DI MATTEO, GILETTI E LA FOTO CHE PORTA A GRAVIANO

In this video, we listen to the original audio of the June 10, 2026, hearing in the trial against Salvatore Baiardo, before the Court of Florence. The video focuses on the depositions of Nino Di Matteo and Gianfranco Miccichè. Nino Di Matteo recounts to the judges his conversations with Massimo Giletti. In particular, he says that Giletti spoke to him about the alleged Polaroid shown by Salvatore Baiardo, in which, according to the account given in court, Giletti recognized Silvio Berlusconi, while Baiardo identified Giuseppe Graviano and General Francesco Delfino. Di Matteo also explains that he was struck by the reference to November 8, 2022, a date linked to the discussion on life imprisonment without parole, and says he sensed the possibility of a "sort of possible blackmail underway." Di Matteo also reports that Giletti also told him about Baiardo's anticipation of the future capture of Matteo Messina Denaro, described as a possible "delivery" or "gift" to the new government. Gianfranco Miccichè's testimony instead concerns political discussions regarding the President of the Republic, the pardon for Marcello Dell'Utri, Berlusconi's relationship with Dell'Utri, and some passages on the birth of Forza Italia in Sicily. During the examination, Miccichè also recounts the episode of the "invented" candidates during the initial phase of the party's construction. The video maintains a documentary tone: the statements are reported as part of the courtroom proceedings, without attributing responsibility beyond what emerged from the proceedings. #NinoDiMatteo #GianfrancoMicciche #SalvatoreBaiardo #BaiardoTrial #MassimoGiletti #GiuseppeGraviano #MarcelloDellUtri #CosaNostra #Mafia #MafiaTrials #OriginalAudio #TribunalOfFlorence #1993Massacres #ErgastoloOstativo #MatteoMessinaDenaro The statements heard in the video are reported in their judicial context and do not replace the evaluation of the sentences. Audio Source: Radio Radicale https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...