" Justice has given us a culprit , for us it's Stasi . If this new investigation, this prosecutor's office gives us a new culprit, we'll take note of it": these are the words of Chiara Poggi's parents, Giuseppe and Rita, interviewed on TV on "Verissimo", on Canale 5.
"We've been through five trials, eight years of trials, and they're long," the father said. " It's not that we're stubborn. If justice gives us a new culprit, we'll take note." However, "just because a prosecutor's office conducts an investigation, a light bulb goes on and someone changes their mind," he continued.
"For us, that's the culprit," his wife emphasized, "until justice gives us another name. If another name is given, we'll take note."
As for the compensation , Chiara's father added, "there's a bank account in the names of all three of them. Alberto pays two-fifths of what he earns from going to work," and the money "is there in the account." Therefore, he concluded, "it won't be a problem to pay it back."
When asked if it was true that they didn't want to meet Alberto Stasi's mother, Elisabetta, the Poggis later replied, "It's not the time." And even if Alberto were to run into him on the street, "I don't know if I'd be happy. I don't think so," added Giuseppe Poggi. "I can't predict the future."
As for the wiretaps between them and their son , "he lives far away, we talk in the evenings. I can't just ask him every evening what you had for lunch, what time you got up this morning, what you did last night," Rita explained. "Especially during this period, sometimes we also talk about what happened, it's normal." And so "it bothered us" that "they're broadcast on TV and reported in the newspapers. But what's the point? I ask myself, what's the point?" " We felt humiliated ," she added.
And about Sempio , "I never saw him at my house," his father said, "even though my son told me he came two or three times a week, but I left in the morning at 7 and came back at 6:30, and I never saw him at my house." His mother, Rita, said that she did see him: "Yes. I saw him, but not him, because he came home around 6:30 in the evening, I came back around 5, so I sometimes saw him. Of course, especially that summer, they had finished studying, they had taken their exams, so perhaps they were more relaxed and they would come. But nothing special, he was a normal boy."
(Unioneonline)
