(ANSA) – MILAN, APRIL 19 – The Supreme Court canceled the provision with which last October the appeal of the Prosecutor of Verbania was accepted and house arrest was ordered for Luigi Nerini and Enrico Perocchio, two of the suspects for the Mottarone tragedy.
On a provision filed this morning, the Supreme Court annulled the decision of the Review against Enrico Perocchio, the operating director of the cableway, limited to the choice of the measure, while it did not pronounce on the precautionary needs and on the circumstantial framework which are therefore confirmed.
Against Luigi Nerini, the owner of the concession for the plant, the Supreme Court instead annulled the entire provision of the Turin Review. Now to understand which is the point or points to be re-evaluated, the reasons are awaited.
Last Friday the hearing was held to discuss the appeal of the defenses against the decision of the Turin judges to overturn the order with which the investigating judge of Verbania Donatella Banci Buonamici on 29 May last had rejected the request for validation of the arrest for the two and for the head of the service Andrea Tadini, and also the request for a precautionary measure advanced by the Public Prosecutor’s office except for Tadini, who was placed under house arrest.
On May 26, three days after the tragedy in which 14 people died and only one child, little Eitan, survived, the three were stopped by the Public Prosecutor Olimpia Bossi and the prosecutor Laura Carrera, owners of the investigation. The prosecutors had then challenged the provision of the investigating judge and last October the Review had found the existence of precautionary needs by arranging house arrest for Nerini and Perocchio. After that the appeal to the Cassation of the defenses against the order.
Unlike Tadini, who was arrested and then returned free due to the expiry of the terms, a precautionary measure was never applied to the two. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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