(ANSA) – MILAN, MARCH 13 – The DNA present in the traces of blood found in the car of Luigi Criscuolo, the sixty-year-old who died on November 8 and was found dead on December 20 in Carpignano, in the Pavia area, belongs to two people. One is that of Gigi, the other of a male who must now be identified and who may have played a role in killing him. The Province of Pavia reports it.
The genetic profile, which was found on the Polo found on the same day of the disappearance, will be compared with that of three people linked to Barbara Pasetti, the forty-year-old in prison on charges of attempted extortion but also investigated for murder and body concealment. They are Franco Pasetti, the father of Barbara Pasetti, the ex-husband of the woman Gian Andrea Toffano and Ramon Cristian Pisciotta, the bouncer friend of Gigi Bici who said he was contacted by her to ‘fix’ the ex-husband her. The comparison of the profiles is also made with the other biological traces found during the inspections in Pasetti’s house and in the surrounding area, where Criscuolo’s body was found.
Meanwhile, the filing of the results of the autopsy performed by the coroner Yeo Chen is awaited, while the defense of Barbara Pasetti has appointed the biologist Pasquale Linarello, a former riser who had also been a defense consultant to Alberto Stasi, as a consultant. For the assessment, however, the Public Prosecutor appointed Roberto Giuffrida of the regional scientific police office in Milan as its consultant. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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