Computer engineer Andrea Cappai will carry out technical checks on Emanuele Ragnedda's laptop. Prosecutor Noemi Mancini has selected the specialist for an activity described in the documents as "urgent."
The IT consultant will have to extract the forensic copy of all the content transferred from Ragnedda from the laptop. According to the Carabinieri investigation, after killing Cinzia Pinna, the man allegedly performed anomalous operations, conduct that attracted the investigators' attention.
After deactivating and wiping out his phone, the man allegedly transferred his material and messaging apps to the laptop. The IT consultant was asked to extract all his files, WhatsApp chats, emails, and Facebook profile content.
Meanwhile, according to rumors, the latest inspections of the Conca Entosa estate, the house where Cinzia Pinna was killed, have confirmed the inconsistencies in Ragnedda's reconstruction. Specifically, the victim was apparently shot at close range and while completely immobile.
The version of a sudden attack appears to be faltering. The man who confessed to the murder reiterated his willingness to revisit the house with prosecutors, investigators, and his defense attorney, Luca Montella. Ragnedda explained to the magistrates that being present at the crime scene could help him better reconstruct the events.