New appointment on Rai3 with Who has seen? Of Federica Sciarelli: in the episode broadcast Wednesday 26 June we will return to investigating the murder of the elderly Pierina Paganelli, the case of Mara Favro, who disappeared into thin air last March 8 and that of Nessy Guerra, the twenty-five year old from Sanremo blocked in Egypt by a violent partner. As always, space for appeals, requests for help and reports of missing or people in difficulty.
Who has seen? the stories of the June 26th episode
In the episode aired this evening, Federica Sciarelli will return to deal with themurder of Pierina Paganelli, the elderly woman killed in her home in Rimini last October 3 with, the defense assumes, a kitchen knife with a blade at least 15 centimeters long. Louis Dassilva, the woman’s neighbor and currently the only suspect, was summoned to the prosecutor’s office for questioning. Dassilva never made any statement to the press. In the meantime, accepting the request for an evidentiary hearing advanced by the defence, the police are investigating the biological material found at the crime scene, including Paganelli’s clothing and personal effects.
During the evening we will also talk about Mara Favro, whose disappearance was also explored in detail in the previous week’s episode. The 51-year-old waitress disappeared in Val di Susa, near Turin, in the night between 7 and 8 March 2024. Her ex-husband Massimiliano had confided her doubts regarding the latest messages sent from Mara’s phone, which appear to have been “written by a third person to make people think that Mara was still alive at that time”. Also shown, in recent weeks, are the last messages exchanged with Davide (fictitious name, ed.), the man that Mara was seeing and with whom she was supposed to have an appointment the day after her disappearance. Thanks to reports from the public, what could be the keys to Favro’s house were found in the countryside, near a well.
The case of continues to cause great concern Nessy Guerra, a young mother originally from Sanremo, stuck in Egypt for some time with her little girl. At tholding her hostage in the foreign country is her husband, Tamer Amuda, who accused her of betrayal and continues to threaten her with violence, just as he has been intimidating towards anyone who has recently tried to protect and support Nessy. Amuda is a violent man, and Nessy has been the victim of physical and psychological violence since the beginning of their relationship. The woman’s father, Gian Paolo, and the family’s lawyer claim that the man also regularly uses drugs. The woman’s situation is critical because, at the moment, it is impossible to truly guarantee her safety and that of her daughter.
Where to look Who has seen? also in streaming
As always, Who has seen? airs on Wednesdays starting at 9.20pm on Rai3. The broadcast is streamed live on Raiplaywhere it is possible to rewatch the episode in the following days via the platform’s on-demand service.
