Pavia, 14 Oct. (LaPresse) – “Our new investigations may well benefit Stasi as well. It’s not as though we’re putting ourselves in a position where we save our client and blame someone else. If the facts established are rock-solid and scientific, we do not care whether they ultimately work in his favour or against him,” including Stasi. This was stated by lawyer Angela Taccia, who, together with her colleague Liborio Cataliotti, is defending Andrea Sempio, accused of the murder of Chiara Poggi, who was killed in Garlasco on 13 August 2007, upon her arrival at Pavia Crown Court, whilst answering a question regarding the guilt or innocence of Alberto Stasi, who was definitively sentenced to 16 years for the death of his then-girlfriend. “We also have an excellent relationship with Stasi’s defence team; there has always been immense respect, and if we disagree, we do so professionally,” she added.
Garlasco murder case, Sempio’s defence: “Our investigations may also benefit Stasi”
Pavia, 14 Oct. (LaPresse) – “Our new investigations may well benefit Stasi as well. It’s not as though we’re putting ourselves in a position where we save our client and blame someone else. If the facts established are rock-solid and scientific, we do not care whether they ultimately work in his favour or against him,” including Stasi. This was stated by lawyer Angela Taccia, who, together with her colleague Liborio Cataliotti, is defending Andrea Sempio, accused of the murder of Chiara Poggi, who was killed in Garlasco on 13 August 2007, upon her arrival at Pavia Crown Court, whilst answering a question regarding the guilt or innocence of Alberto Stasi, who was definitively sentenced to 16 years for the death of his then-girlfriend. “We also have an excellent relationship with Stasi’s defence team; there has always been immense respect, and if we disagree, we do so professionally,” she added.