(ANSA) – GENOA, 08 NOV – A new twist in the investigation into the murder of Nada Cella, the young secretary massacred in 1996 in the accountant’s office where she worked in Chiavari. The forensic police will carry out luminol and other technical analyzes on the scooter of Annalucia Cecere, the former teacher under investigation for aggravated murder. The scooter is kept in a self-rescue in Cuneo after investigators from the Genoa mobile squad had kidnapped it this summer. The woman would take him from Chiavari to Boves, in the province of Cuneo, and kept him in a box.
In addition to Cecere, defended by the lawyer Giovanni Roffo, the accountant Marco Soracco and the elderly mother are under investigation.
These two, defended by the lawyer Andrea Vernazza, are accused of making false statements to the prosecutor for having lied about the real relationship between the professional and the former teacher. The case was reopened by the determination of the criminologist Antonella Pesce Delfino, together with the lawyer Sabrina Franzone, who re-read the documents of the old investigation, discovering underestimated details. Among the elements not initially taken into consideration was the testimony of a woman who said she had seen, on the morning of the crime, Cecere under Soracco’s study as she was going away on her scooter. According to the investigators, coordinated by the prosecutor Francesco Pinto and the substitute Gabriella Dotto, there could still be possible traces on the vehicle in the event that the former teacher had killed Cella. According to the investigators, Cecere would have killed out of jealousy towards Soracco, who would have had an interest instead for the secretary, and to take his job. Among the items being examined there are also some buttons found at the time in the suspect’s house, identical to one found under the body of the secretary. (HANDLE).
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