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“It is likely that the same truck tried to invade the fast lane by hitting Viviana Parisi’s car.” This is stated by Camelo Costa and Giuseppe Monfreda, consultants for the Mondello and Parisi families after the recognition in the “Letizia” self-rescue in Brolo (Me). “According to the first findings, the experts continue, the seat in which Gioele was riding was unbuttoned and was not attached to the car.” Another important discovery made during the examination of the car concerns the tracks on the front window of the Opel Corsa involved in the accident on August 3.
The fingerprints on the windshield don’t belong to little Joel. “There are other types of fingerprints that will have to be analyzed and attributed – specifies the lawyer Antonio Cozza, lawyer, together with the lawyer Nicodemo Gentile, of Viviana’s father.” On the windshield – explains Luigino Parisi’s lawyer – following the investigations carried out with luminol by the Scientific Police in the car of the Turin DJ, no tracks of Joel were found. Our consultant, the forensic biologist Salvatore spitaleri, of the Center for Scientific Research (Cis), present in the Brolo garage, declares that no fingerprints of the child were found ”.
“Spitaleri, who is a forensic biologist with 25 years of experience at the Ris Carabinieri in Messina – continues Cozza – carried out checks on the car to detect fingerprints, sweat or sebum and so-called papillary impressions were not detected. By fingerprint we understand an alteration or modification of the state, by means of a mark left by the fingertips, on a surface, in this case the windshield. ”“ The papillary prints – reiterates the lawyer Cozza – useful to identify a person, in our case the child, They can be classified into three categories: fingerprints, palmar and plantar, and from the surveys carried out by our expert Spitaleri, they are not Joel’s fingerprints. There is another type of fingerprint that will have to be analyzed and attributed. “
To establish whether Gioele Mondello was seriously injured in the accident, it will now be necessary to have a medical examination of the child’s remains. Other bone fragments useful for further examination were found on September 3 in the Caronia forest and only recently were they attributed with certainty to the boy who died in unknown circumstances in the forest beyond the A20 motorway. Instead, Viviana Parisi’s psychological autopsy was entrusted to the criminologist and psychiatrist Massimo Picozzi. Appointed by the Patti Prosecutor’s Office, Picozzi must evaluate the psychic conditions of the 43-year-old girl based on Viviana’s medical documentation (certificates, medical records) and the content of her mobile phone and family tablet. These days messages, photos and videos have been extracted from the media, which will illuminate some shadow areas of history.
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