Andrea Sempio invoked his right to remain silent when summoned for questioning over the 2007 killing of Chiara Poggi. The case may now see the man convicted of the murder, Alberto Stasi, have his sentence overturned.
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Prosecutors in Pavia announced on Wednesday that Andrea Sempio, a 37-year-old friend of Chiara Poggi’s younger brother Marco, killed the 26-year-old economics graduate alone on the morning of 13 August 2007. Previously, he had been accused of conspiracy to murder. Alberto Stasi, Poggi’s ex-boyfriend, has served 16 years for her murder.
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There has been a dramatic new development in the case of Chiara Poggi, the 26-year-old economics graduate murdered at her home in Garlasco (Pavia) in August 2007. On Thursday, an expert report apparently found DNA under two of Poggi’s fingernails compatible with that of Andrea Sempio, a friend of her brother’s.
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The father of Andrea Sempio, a newly identified suspect in the 2007 murder of Chiara Poggi in Garlasco near Pavia, is under investigation for allegedly bribing a prosecutor to drop an earlier case against his son, Rai News reported on Thursday.
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Italian police conducted multiple searches on Wednesday as part of a fresh investigation into the 2007 murder of Chiara Poggi.
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Alberto Stasi, 41, was granted partial day release on Friday as he nears the end of a 16-year prison sentence. He was convicted in 2015 of murdering his girlfriend, 26-year-old economics graduate Chiara Poggi, in Garlasco near Pavia in 2007.
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