Delitto di Garlasco, Chiara non provò a telefonare durante l'aggressione

The video reports facts that are the subject of a legal proceeding and is produced solely for informational and reporting purposes. GARLASCO Chiara did not try to pick up the phone. During the struggle with her killer, Chiara Poggi, killed in Garlasco on August 13, 2007, did not try to pick up the Sirio phone. A bloodstain on the receiver suggested a desperate attempt to call someone after being attacked. Consequently, it was assumed that the killer had struck Chiara forcefully near the phone because she had stood up. According to the new investigation, involving Andrea Sempio, a friend of Chiara's brother, the bloodstain was found while the phone was being moved from the house to the RIS laboratories in Parma. Yet the area of ​​the coffee table and the telephone still attracted the interest of investigators and the RIS (Italian Special Investigative Unit) in Cagliari, who conducted a new Blood Pattern Analysis as part of a new investigation that is rewriting the story of the Garlasco crime, for which Chiara's then-boyfriend Alberto Stasi is serving a final sentence. The Carabinieri in Cagliari focused particularly on the blood spatters found on the telephone. According to the officers, these are impact stains, explained by the fact that the killer struck the victim multiple times where there was already a bleeding wound. From the analysis of the telephone, the RIS write, it emerges that "it is evident that there is continuity in the dynamics of the impact, confirming that at least at one stage of the event, the receiver was positioned in the phone's cradle."