It’s the day ofinterrogation in the Public Prosecutor’s Office in Rimini Louis Dassilva24 year old Senegalese citizen, the only person under investigation for themurder of Pierina Paganellithe 78 year old killed on 3 October at 10.15pm in the garage of the condominium in via del Ciclamino in Rimini. He will appear with his lawyer Riario Fabbri and the defense consultant Roberta Bruzzone. Dassilva will most likely make use of the right not to answer questions. A defensive strategy motivated by the fact that DNA tests have not yet been carried out on the finds of the crime scene and the defense is not yet in possession of all the information that was collected by the investigators during the months of investigations. In short, an interrogation at this stage would be like acting blindfolded for the defense, which has already made a request evidentiary incident.
Meanwhile, says the Corriere Romagnahave already been organized since yesterday additional security measures in court to avoid the incursion of cameras And curious.
Instead he will have to answer the investigators’ questions Manuela Bianchiwho will be summoned to the police station in the next few days to be interviewed once again person informed of the facts. And as such you will not be able to refuse to speak. Bianchi is Pierina’s daughter-in-law and she is also the one who found her mother-in-law’s lifeless body. Bianchi would also be Dassilva’s lover. Extramarital affair for both of them began several months before the murder of their mother-in-law.
Over the last week, investigators have questioned several people close to Bianchi, her daughter, a cousin and three friends. At the center of the interrogations there relationship between Louis Dassilva and the woman, as well as a neighbor and former close friend of the Senegalese man’s wife. In Bianchi’s next interrogation, the investigators will probably delve into the days preceding the murder, what the two said to each other about Pierina’s discovery of their relationship. The statements made in previous interrogations by both will therefore be compared, but also what was said publicly in the TV interviews. Based on what Bianchi says, it will be understood whether or not she will risk being sued for aiding and abetting or even complicity in murder.
