VIDEO: Too much money to solve a case?

The former prosecutor of Pavia, Mario Venditti, accused of corruption for having dismissed Andrea Sempio’s position too quickly in one area of the investigation into the Garlasco crime, claimed …

Written by: Jack Williams

Published on: October 18, 2025

The former prosecutor of Pavia, Mario Venditti, accused of corruption for having dismissed Andrea Sempio’s position too quickly in one area of the investigation into the Garlasco crime, claimed his innocence before the Review. He also said he was convinced of Sempio’s innocence and Stasi’s guilt. Finally he accused the Brescia prosecutor’s office of spending too much money to try to overturn the accusation against Alberto Stasi. But when faced with a murder case and the risk of an innocent person being in prison and a guilty person at liberty, can it be a question of money?

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