Il lato oscuro della cronaca – Garlasco, 63 errori e il dubbio che non passa

In the new episode of "The Dark Side of News," Rita Cavallaro speaks with Umberto Brindani, editor of Gente, author of the journalistic work that for the first time individually counted the errors in the Garlasco investigation: 63, certified. The work begins with the most serious—the manipulation of Alberto Stasi's computer and the alibi erased in 2007—and moves on to the never-before-explored leads, the role of Andrea Sempio, the phone calls, the receipt, the anomalies in the reports, and even the errors at the crime scene: missing shoes, missing evidence, a "missing" bag of clothes, and unexamined fingerprints. Also on the table are the new investigation from 2017, the shadow of corruption in judicial documents, the controversial fingerprint 33, the DNA under Chiara Poggi's fingernails, and the weight of investigative decisions that for years shaped the truth of the trial, public opinion, and the fate of a defendant. A unique episode that attempts to answer an uncomfortable question: how solid is the truth about Garlasco?