Rome, 2 Aug. (LaPresse) – “I want to thank the investigators and the public prosecutor’s office because their efforts and sense of responsibility, ever since Judge Arcieri’s order, give us strong hope. This is a very delicate moment. It is important to clarify that there are interesting DNA results but no suspects have yet been identified.” Paola Cesaroni, sister of Simonetta, who was murdered on 7 August 1990 in Via Poma, made these remarks in a letter to Tg1, commenting on the latest developments in the murder investigation. “Simonetta is in the hearts of all Italians and has now become a symbol of the many murdered women who have yet to see justice done,” she added. “From Simonetta, through Chiara Poggi, right up to the present day. Justice, which is owed to all of them, safeguards our democracy and restores faith in the state,” she concluded.
Cesaroni case: sister tells TG1: “Interesting DNA results, strong hope”
Rome, 2 Aug. (LaPresse) – “I want to thank the investigators and the public prosecutor’s office because their efforts and sense of responsibility, ever since Judge Arcieri’s order, give us strong hope. This is a very delicate moment. It is important to clarify that there are interesting DNA results but no suspects have yet been identified.” Paola Cesaroni, sister of Simonetta, who was murdered on 7 August 1990 in Via Poma, made these remarks in a letter to Tg1, commenting on the latest developments in the murder investigation. “Simonetta is in the hearts of all Italians and has now become a symbol of the many murdered women who have yet to see justice done,” she added. “From Simonetta, through Chiara Poggi, right up to the present day. Justice, which is owed to all of them, safeguards our democracy and restores faith in the state,” she concluded.
