Simone Cristicchi relaunches on X Masonic theories on the Garlasco case, between esoteric symbols and conspiracies. Selvaggia Lucarelli replies with irony
Garlasco’s yellow has returned to live a second youth on social media, this time with a aftertaste that knows of secret lodges, esoteric symbols and conspiracies worthy of a novel by Dan Brown. To take the banquet of theories, with a wealth of details and “mystery” references, there is Simone Cristicchi, a singer -songwriter that the public remembers for intense texts and – from Sanremo 2025 – also for hot controversies.
In the last few days, Cristicchi has lined up on X a series of clues that, according to him, connects the lawyer Massimo Lovati, defender of Andrea Semplio, to Freemasonry. From the “Sun of Mezzogiorno” to the use of the word “alchemy”, to a suspicious gesture with a USB pen during an interview: three elements that, in its narrative, become code signals of an occult lattice that would wrap the case.
Suggestive behaviors of Lovati:
1-In different interviews turns a USB pen in your hands (ref at the one in use of cp?)
2-Pare it of the “Sun of Mezzogiorno”
(Ref at a term in use to a famous secret association?)
3-Tira outside the term “alchemy” out– Simone Cristicchi (@scristicchi) August 10, 2025
Selvaggia Lucarelli, who followed the most intricate folds of Garlasco’s yellow, did not let the opportunity pass to replicate. A screenshot of Cristicchi’s post and an ironic comment: “Then don’t say that I don’t always notice us”. A phrase that, translated, sounds like “I told you”, with that touch of sarcasm that does not need explanations.
The debate that followed has seen opposite sides. On the one hand, who sees Lovati a “geropher” who communicates in code; On the other, those who liquidate everything with jokes on the summer heat and on the conspiracy thriller drivers. Meanwhile, Cristicchi has not stopped: he has relaunched old posts, images of alchemical “tables”, and even a symbolic interpretation of the briefs of Chiara Poggi found on the sofa, linking them to the colors of the “great work” and the order of the 9 corners, a satanic sect that seems more comfortable among the pages of a occult manual that in a judicial file.
The result? A parallel narrative that travels fast on X, mixing real investigations, archived processes and hidden suggestions. A perfect short circuit between black news and pop cultures, where each symbol becomes proof, every key word a encrypted message and every screenshot a relic. A world in which the mystery is never enough … and reality inevitably becomes aside.
