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Eight years of sentence for Pietro Genovese. The 21-year-old son of film director Paolo was found guilty of double street homicide in the fatal confrontation between Gaia Von Freymann and Camilla Romagnoli, the two 16-year-olds swept a year ago on Corso Francia in Rome. The prosecutor had asked for a 5-year sentence. The sentence was pronounced at the end of the trial held with an abbreviated procedure, for which it was already granted by a third party. We are happy for the sentence, but sincerely sorry for the child, the comment to Gaia’s mother, Gabriella Saracino.
The procedure
The request of the prosecutor Roberto Felici was reiterated in the classroom of the Rebibbia bunker after the gup Gaspare Sturzo arranged in recent weeks to listen to some witnesses to the accident and re-examine the technical advice already presented in the light of new elements that have emerged. In particular, the possibility that at least one of the two girls was hit by a second car that would have moved his body forward. A decisive fact to understand if the two friends they were in the strips when they crossed.
The history
The 21-year-old was driving the Renault Koleos at twice the speed allowed on that stretch of road.
, with a BAC three times the limit and was allegedly sending a text message from his phone. The process also focused on this aspect. The defense of lawyers Gianluca Tognozzi and Franco Coppi focused instead on Genovese’s inability to dodge the two girls, even at slower speeds, because he is covered by another car to his right. Genovese made spontaneous statements during the trial to reiterate that he expected the green to cross the crossing, that the two girls suddenly appeared fleeing the crosswalk, and that he did not try to escape. The parents of the two girls are also in the classroom.
December 19, 2020 | 17:26
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