Orlandi case, Cerboni’s closed-door hearing concludes after more than two hours

Orlandi case, Cerboni’s closed-door hearing concludes after more than two hours
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Rome, 15 Oct. (LaPresse) – The hearing before the Commission of Inquiry into the cases of Emanuela Orlandi and Mirella Gregori, involving Gianfranco Cerboni, a former member of the Magliana gang, has concluded after more than two hours. The hearing was held in camera at the request of Cerboni himself, who had asked not to be filmed and, at the start of the hearing, requested that the audio recording also be kept confidential. Cerboni, known as ‘Giggetto’, had previously been under investigation in connection with the abductions of the two girls. This was followed by the hearing of Angelo Cara, son of Enzo Cara, the caretaker of the building at 91 Via Nomentana, where the Gregori family lived at the time of the events.

Rome, 15 Oct. (LaPresse) – The hearing before the Commission of Inquiry into the cases of Emanuela Orlandi and Mirella Gregori, involving Gianfranco Cerboni, a former member of the Magliana gang, has concluded after more than two hours. The hearing was held in camera at the request of Cerboni himself, who had asked not to be filmed and, at the start of the hearing, requested that the audio recording also be kept confidential. Cerboni, known as ‘Giggetto’, had previously been under investigation in connection with the abductions of the two girls. This was followed by the hearing of Angelo Cara, son of Enzo Cara, the caretaker of the building at 91 Via Nomentana, where the Gregori family lived at the time of the events.

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