Giampaolo Migali, the twenty-seven-year-old from Girasole investigated for the wounding of Andrea Contu (26 years old), a worker from Ilbono, which occurred in Bari Sardo on the evening of the murder of Marco Mameli (22 years old), also from Ilbono, availed himself of the right to remain silent.
The only one currently under accusation for the bloody events of that tragic Carnival party, assisted by the lawyer Marcello Caddori, appeared at the Lanusei Public Prosecutor's Office for questioning by the chief prosecutor, Paola Dal Monte, and the deputy, Giovanna Morra, head of both the investigation in which the boy is being investigated for assault and illegal possession of a weapon, and the one opened for the murder of Mameli where the investigators, for now, are proceeding against unknown persons.
The meeting lasted just five minutes. Migali remained silent while waiting to hear the investigation documents, but offered to make spontaneous statements. Which would have been the same ones reported by the police
In front of the police, on the night between March 2 and 3, when he took responsibility for wounding Contu but said he was not involved in the murder of Mameli.
Having already acquired them, the investigators decided to wait.