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I magistrati capitolini hanno modificato il capo d’imputazione riguardante l’ex militare ultrasettantenne che da anni vive in Italia. Le ipotesi sono di concorso in omicidio volontario e sequestro di persona, con le aggravanti della premeditazione e dell’aver agito con crudeltà
Ruby Process: What are the 'olgettine' up to today?
AGI - Some former “olgettine” – now mature women like Roberta Bonasia and Claudia Iona Amarghiolai – are asking through their lawyers for their mothers and fathers to be called as witnesses to testify to the suffering and damage they suffered from the Ruby hearings, as well as their commitment to their studies to demonstrate that that period is closed. Lawyer Marco De Giorgio notes that Francesca Cipriani had 45,000 euros seized in a safe in 2015 by the magistrates and that they have not yet been returned, as the outcome is still pending.
“These are funds that have lost value” he laments to the judges. The lawyers for Alessandra Sorcinelli and Barbara Guerra emphasize that by the end of 2026 they will leave the villas that were granted to them as temporary use by the former prime minister, wanting to clarify that those houses did not represent the ‘price’ of corruption otherwise they would have been living spaces during nature. In the midst of the highly legal discussion concerning constitutional legitimacy and various exceptions, a glimpse is also offered into the inevitable question: how are the “olgettine” doing today, what are they doing now?.
Nicole Minetti
In the courtroom there is only Miriam Loddo, who doesn’t feel much like talking about herself but readily offers a positive word about Nicole Minetti, one of the most charismatic of the group at the time, the one who “briefed” the others, according to court documents, in preparation for the elegant dinners. “She’s a good person and, even if these are not my words, she’s another woman.” The reference is to the grace granted to the former regional councilor and now under scrutiny. The lawyer for Ambra Battilana, the model considered the key witness for the prosecution at the time, insists on clarifying that she is no longer a civil party because the crime of defamation has been extinguished by prescription. Traces of time passing, even if references to Silvio Berlusconi, acquitted in both the Ruby 1 and first-instance Ruby 3 hearings, emerge in every intervention. Ivano Chiesa, known for his impetuous dialectic, doesn’t beat around the bush: “Berlusconi gave the money to the girls because he was generous or because he was a snob who wanted to cover them up?”
Witnesses of a modest style
All the lawyers are asking to reopen the trial and have many witnesses brought into the courtroom, including figures such as the accountant, the ex-boyfriend, people who illustrate a modest lifestyle. The legal point is that the defenses largely waived the summoning of witnesses in the first instance after the judges of the time accepted the objection that it was recognized that they had to be heard during the investigations as they were investigated and therefore with a lawyer. Now, in light of the Cassation, they are demanding “those” witnesses.
Judge Maria Rosaria Correra is in a hurry and causes some displeasure among the lawyers invited to cut to the chase about their matters. Finally, she states the dates of the next appointments and when asked if September will be the last, she lets slip a “we all wish it would be the last” but the resigned way in which she says it suggests that the titles of coda for a story that has traversed the halls of justice since 2010 are still distant.
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