In the morning, the programmes on Rai 1 and Canale 5; at lunchtime, the talk show on Rai 2; in the late afternoon, La7; and on Fridays, in prime time, the sung Mass on ‘Quarto Grado’. The celebrant changes, but not the rite.

The investigation and the suspicion, presented to the public as the solution to the criminal mystery. The Tortora case and, today, the Garlasco case

“These are stories that can be very powerful. But there is a risk that they will become mere entertainment. We need to distinguish facts from speculation and treat people with respect.” Interview

 To avoid repeating the mistakes made over the past nineteen years, it would suffice to return to fundamentals and perhaps recall that, in a state governed by the rule of law, evidence counts for more than insinuations. Sempio, the RIS and the madness of the fake ‘guarantees of due process’ espoused by the football terraces

Three different cases, one common question: what happens when a judicial reconstruction is accepted as the truth and, years later, evidence emerges that contradicts it? The justice system must not be afraid of discovering that it was wrong, but of not wanting to discover it