Via Poma, nuove indagini chi ha ucciso Simonetta Cesaroni

The news shakes up another torrid Roman summer like that August 7th 36 years ago. Simonetta Cesaroni massacred in the offices of an elegant and deserted building, the truth swallowed up in the labyrinth of Via Poma. A new thread now emerges from the latest investigation by the Rome Prosecutor's Office. No new suspects to date, but

seven genetic profiles, seven people who have remained on the fringes of the mystery until now. Their DNA was apparently taken without their knowledge and will now be compared with the biological fragments from the girl 's bodice, bra and stockings at the time . The unique investigation entrusted to the Risbinieri concerns five men and two women, including

professionals and two people close to those who worked in the offices on Via Poma, where Simonetta was working at the time, sent there by the Italian Ostellentù Association. Dozens of people have been resented in recent months, with alibis and versions that were overlooked at the time being revisited . We're also focusing on

technical and scientific advances that could help, even if the biological traces found at the crime scene are now affected by the years that have left only Simonetta's photo and the mystery of her death intact. The report on the crime discovered last night near Piazza Mazzini is ready. Let's see it. A violent summer, a bad summer

that Rome is experiencing. Last night there was another horrible, cruel crime. A 21-year-old woman, Simonetta Cesaroni, was stabbed 29 times, probably with a letter opener. On August 7, 1990, Simonetta Cisaroni was killed at number 2 of Via Poma. The girl was found by her employer, Volponi, who was accompanying her sister. The body was struck 29 times,