Milan, Oct. 6 (LaPresse) – “The bombardment is constant, you turn on the television and it’s only Garlasco, you look at social media and you find it there too. We live at the end of a dead-end street, so right in front of our house, and I say rightfully so because I also understand people’s work, you have journalists who are there all day, it is difficult to live like this. Today I am not living because my life today is staying locked in my room or at the lawyer’s office or away when we go to meet with consultants: that’s my life.” Andrea Sempio said this in an interview with ‘Porta a Porta’ on Rai 1. His parents are also afraid, “of course, obviously, who wouldn’t be afraid in this situation, it’s only natural,” but the worst day of the last two years was “the last time my mother went to the hospital.” “I try not to imagine what it might be like afterwards, because in any case I find it difficult to imagine rebuilding my life,” he added. “For the moment I try not to ask myself questions, I know that you can’t get rid of the stain of being a murderer who got away with it: it’s something I try not to question myself about for now, it’s too far ahead.” “All the shoes I remember and that I still have at home, even the old ones, are all size 44. We also tested with size 42 shoes and they didn’t fit me,” Sempio explained. Regarding the DNA found under Chiara Poggi’s fingernails, “the conclusion of the Albani expert report was that we can’t do anything with that trace. It is not a solid trace, it has not been replicated, it is mixed, it is degraded. Every time they analyzed it, different results came out. It seems to me that the DNA issue is now resolved,” he said. “As far as I can understand, Stasi’s conviction is fair, there are things that don’t convince me in the alternative account that would see Stasi as innocent, some of the things that are raised don’t convince me, it seems to me that they are more logical and explained as they were explained at the time.”
Garlasco, Sempio: “I no longer live my life today, my parents are afraid for me. Stasi’s conviction is fair”
Milan, Oct. 6 (LaPresse) – “The bombardment is constant, you turn on the television and it’s only Garlasco, you look at social media and you find it there too. We live at the end of a dead-end street, so right in front of our house, and I say rightfully so because I also understand people’s work, you have journalists who are there all day, it is difficult to live like this. Today I am not living because my life today is staying locked in my room or at the lawyer’s office or away when we go to meet with consultants: that’s my life.” Andrea Sempio said this in an interview with ‘Porta a Porta’ on Rai 1. His parents are also afraid, “of course, obviously, who wouldn’t be afraid in this situation, it’s only natural,” but the worst day of the last two years was “the last time my mother went to the hospital.” “I try not to imagine what it might be like afterwards, because in any case I find it difficult to imagine rebuilding my life,” he added. “For the moment I try not to ask myself questions, I know that you can’t get rid of the stain of being a murderer who got away with it: it’s something I try not to question myself about for now, it’s too far ahead.” “All the shoes I remember and that I still have at home, even the old ones, are all size 44. We also tested with size 42 shoes and they didn’t fit me,” Sempio explained. Regarding the DNA found under Chiara Poggi’s fingernails, “the conclusion of the Albani expert report was that we can’t do anything with that trace. It is not a solid trace, it has not been replicated, it is mixed, it is degraded. Every time they analyzed it, different results came out. It seems to me that the DNA issue is now resolved,” he said. “As far as I can understand, Stasi’s conviction is fair, there are things that don’t convince me in the alternative account that would see Stasi as innocent, some of the things that are raised don’t convince me, it seems to me that they are more logical and explained as they were explained at the time.”