Excavations under the House of Jazz: the remains of Judge Adinolfi are sought
Under the confiscated property, there is speculation of tunnels and possible missing remains of the Court of Appeal judge
Key points
Excavations under the Casa del Jazz di Roma, the cultural space in Via Cristoforo Colombo, created on the ashes of a property confiscated from organised crime, which turned out to be in the possession of Enrico Nicoletti, the cashier of the Magliana gang.
The missing judge hypothesis
Among the hypotheses is that the remains of Paolo Adinolfi, who disappeared in 1994, a few months after becoming a judge of the Court of Appeal, may be found among the underground tunnels. Before that, he had served in the bankruptcy section of the court of Rome.
He does not feel like 'saying anything' to Lorenzo Adinolfi, son of the judge. It is a"moment in which one just has to wait for the evolution of this activity"
Giannini: 'We are not looking for anything in particular'
However, the decision to start the excavations, which was taken by the Provincial Committee for Public Order and Safety, is not yet known.
On this subject, Rome prefect Lamberto Giannini explained to Agi that 'it is necessary to carry out a check. Not because we are looking for something in particular, but because we have heard that in the property confiscated from the Banda della Magliana there is this part, a tunnel that has been tombed, and it is right to verify what is in it'.
