Garlasco, there is no blood in the footprint on the door. The plaster of the footprint is missing 33
Out of 30 bands on which impressions were collected, 18 were analysed, including number 10
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A meticulous job - the one carried out on 17 June 2025 - of verifying the contents of the parcels collecting the findings of 18 years ago to be analysed, if usable, with the latest generation techniques. A painstaking work, certainly not without tensions between the consultants of the parties and the experts indicated by the gip of Pavia, Daniela Garlaschelli, which will last for days - next appointment on Thursday - and which is only the beginning of the maxi evidentiary incident in the new investigation for the murder of Chiara Poggi.
Among the findings is not the plaster scratched from the wall of the staircase near which the girl's body was found and on which print 33 was isolated, now attributed to Andrea Sempio, the victim's friend at the centre of the new investigation.
The attempt would be to extrapolate DNA from that find, which has been unsuccessfully searched for in recent weeks by the Carabinieri, in order to further investigate that manata to which investigators and detectives attach great significance.
No traces of blood were found in the prints
.No traces of blood were found in the footprints. This is what transpired at the end of the investigation, which lasted all day on 17 June 2025.
As reported and gathered by Ansa, out of 30 bands on which prints were collected, 18 were analysed, including number 10. On these, 24 DNA samples were taken without finding blood. With the opening of the envelopes, it also became clear that the prints collected at the crime scene, and now being examined by experts and consultants, are not kept on para-adhesive bands but on acetate sheets.
