“Who has seen?” continues to catalyze viewers’ attention with its i’sincisive investigations and engaging stories that touch the emotional chords of the audience. Hosted by Federica Sciarelli, the program broadcast on Rai 3 is famous for its role in bringing to light unsolved cases and mysteries involving disappearances, murders and deceptions, and again tonight it will shine the spotlight on the “hottest” cases of the moment. Here are the previews of the episode broadcast tonight – Wednesday 17 April 2024 – in prime time on the third network.
“Who has seen?” previews, the Luca Ventre and Valeria Pandolfo cases
Among tonight’s previews, a controversial and dramatic story emerges linked to the death of Valeria Pandolfo, which took place in Prata Sannita in May 2021. The victim’s partner, Marcus, recently caused a stir by claiming in a chat that he had killed her with rat poison, a statement that sparked shock and indignation. However, Marcus orRa claims that it was simply a joke in very bad taste. The episode promises to bring to light new evidence, documents and previously unpublished images about this case, providing further details that could finally clarify the contours of this tragic story and reveal new aspects of what happened.
Additionally, the episode will focus on the mysterious death of Luca Ventre, which occurred inside the Italian embassy in Montevideo. The investigation, conducted by Who has seen?, aims to shed light on this tragic and enigmatic event, involving the victim’s brother in the studio. Through the intervention of the family member, it is hoped to obtain new information that can shed new light on what really happened and provide answers to the still unresolved questions regarding this matter.
The other cases in the episode of Who Has Seen It?
Furthermore, the show will focus on the story of Franco, who disappeared after being the victim of a social media scam perpetrated by a fake profile that pretended to be the famous singer Dua Lipa. Who is behind this misleading profile? Who has seen? will try to find out, launching an appeal for new information to emerge that can help solve this enigma.
As always, the program will continue to host appeals, requests for help and reports of people in difficulty, offering a platform to bring to light personal stories and situations unknown to the general public. Who has seen? remains a point of reference for those seeking truth and justice in cases of disappearance and crime, highlighting the fundamental role of the media in pursuing the truth and helping people in critical situations.
Where and when to see Who has seen?
The new episode of Who has seen it? will be broadcast this evening, Wednesday 17 Aprilin prime time at 9.20pm on Rai 3. The live broadcast will also be visible in live streaming and on demand on the platform RaiPlay.
