Massimo Bossetti is the protagonist of the first episode of Belve Crime, Belve’s spin-off on Rai 2. Francesca Fagnani submits the man condemned to life imprisonment for the murder of the thirteen year old Yara Gambirasio, a black news case that shocked Italy in 2010.
Successfully archived the fifth season of Belvewhich ended last week with an average of 1,431,000 spectators and 9.04% of share, Francesca Fagnani returns to the early evening on Rai 2 with a new project: Belve Crime. The program, spin-off of the original format, airs from Tuesday 10 June to 9.20 pm on Rai 2 and streaming on Raiplay.
Belve Crime: new format, same style
Conceived and conducted by Francesca Fagnaniand produced by Fremantle, Belve Crime It presents itself as an in -depth analysis on the darkest aspects of the Italian black news, with interviews with those who have committed crimesto those who lived evil or crossed it. The story revolves around the Cold Case And to the crimes that have marked the country, inaugurating this new series with one of the best known and most discussed cases of recent years: The murder of Yara Gambirasio.
Bossetti in Belve Crime: the unpublished interview from prison
Protagonist of the first episode is Massimo Bossettithe man condemned to life imprisonment for the murder of the 13 -year -old Yara Gambirasio, which took place on November 26, 2010 in Brembate di Sopra. The sentence, confirmed on appeal and in the Court of Cassation, never stopped Bossetti from declaring himself innocent. In this long interview, built inside the Bollate prison (Milan), where he is detained, the former bricklayer confronts the first time in an extensive and detailed way with the pressing questions of Francesca Fagnani.
During the face to face, Bossetti raises strong criticisms of the ways in which the investigations were conducted, in particular to the use of the genetic analyzes that have stuck it. “It’s all absurd, anomalous and misunderstood”tells Fagnani during the interview.
The defensive approach of man remains unchanged: deny the validity of investigative work, defining the analyzes “made with the ass”. His doubts focus in particular on the presence of nuclear DNA and the absence of the mitochondrial one on the victim’s body. «The nuclear DNA, which normally should be disperse in a few weeks, instead it was still present. The mitochondrial DNA, which is known by everyone that you cannot disperse, was not there “says Bossetti.
Fagnani, for his part, does not give ground. Remember that the quantity of genetic material found on Yara’s briefs was not “even little” and underlines: “The nuclear DNA uniquely highlights the identity of a person”. Precisely for this reason, it is the type of DNA deemed valid in the forensic seat. “However, sorry, then there is a very trivial question to ask,” he carries out the presenter in the only clip released in preview by Rai 2. “But his DNA, how did he end up on Yara’s briefs?”. Again, Bossetti’s response does not change: “That’s what I would like to understand too”.
The other protagonists of the episode
In addition to Bossetti, the first episode of Belve Crime It hosts two other strong testimonies. Eva Mikulathe woman who was Fabio Savi’s “mysterious” girlfriend, one of the members of the notorious Banda of the Uno Bianca, will tell her link with one of the most ferocious criminal groups in Italy, responsible between 1987 and 1994 of 24 murders and 114 injured.
Space also to the history of Tamara Iannicollaborator of justice who played a decisive role in disinterating the power of the sword clan in Ostia. Thanks to his statements, in January 2018, 32 members of the clan were arrested, linked to the Casamonica, who for years persecuted and terrified of her and her family.
To introduce each story before the interview with Francesca Fagnani will be the journalist Stefano Nazziauthoritative signature of the black news and author of the successful podcasts Investigations And Other investigations.
