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The murder of Jules Regeni it was a voluntary and autonomous act. In 2016 the young Italian investigator was tortured with acute physical suffering “on several occasions and after several days.” This is what emerges in the act of conclusion of the investigations with which the Prosecutor of Rome, with the attorney general Michele Prestipino and the prosecutor Sergio Colaiocco, challenge the major Magdi Ibrahim Abdelal Sharif, in addition to the crime of multiple kidnapping, also participation in aggravated personal injury and aggravated homicide.
Regeni tortured for days
“For abject and useless reasons and abusing his powers, with cruelty, he caused injuries to Giulio Regeni” and “the permanent loss of various organs, torturing him – we read in the act prior to the prosecution request – with acute physical suffering”, in several times and after several days “through sharp and hot tools “With which he caused numerous traumatic injuries to his head, face, cervical dorsal tract and lower limbs; through repeated blows by forceful means (kicks or punches and the use of personal offensive tools, such as sticks, maces) and mechanisms of repeated projection of the body of the same against rigid and inelastic surfaces ”.
“In order to cover up the commission of the crimes, abusing his powers as an Egyptian public official, with torture and cruelty, through a forceful violent action exerted on the different districts of the cranio-cervical-dorsal body, he caused massive traumatic injuries to Giulio Regeni since it resulted in acute central respiratory failure leading to death. “
Murder Regeni, the story of the key witness
“I saw Giulio handcuffed to the ground with torture marks on his chest.” This is one of the five testimonies that the deputy prosecutor Sergio Colaiocco reported to the parliamentary investigative commission. “I worked for 15 years at the National Security headquarters where Giulio was assassinated. It is a villa dating from the time of Nasser, later exploited by the investigative bodies. On the first floor of the structure is the ‘stanza 13‘where foreigners suspected of conspiring against national security are taken. On January 28 or 29, I saw Regeni in that room with officers and agents, ”said the witness.
“There were iron chains with which they tied people, he was half naked and had torture marks on his chest and he spoke in Italian. He was delirious, he was very thin. He was lying on the ground with his face back, handcuffed. posters, even though I remember that scene four years ago, a few days later I recognized it from the photos in the newspapers and realized it was him.
Assassination of Regeni: investigation closed
For now, 4 agents of the Egyptian Secret Service are at risk of trial while another ‘007’ has been requested. This is the result of the investigations of the Carabinieri del Ros and the OCS policemen. Jules Regeni he would be deprived of his liberty for nine days and would remain in the hands of his kidnappers. The Rome prosecutor is challenging four 007 Egyptians for the crime of multiple aggravated kidnapping “in competition with each other and with other unidentified people in the state.”
However, not all those responsible have been identified: according to the deputy prosecutor, Sergio Colaiocco, there are other “13 subjects in the circuit of the suspects, who the lack of response from the Egyptian authorities did not allow us to identify.”
Regeni’s murder: what happened
Everything would begin after the complaint filed, in the offices of National security, gives Said Mohamed Abdallah, Representative of the Independent Union of Street Vendors of West Cairo.
The four suspects “after having directly and indirectly observed and controlled them, from the fall of 2015 until the night of January 25, 2016Giulio Regeni, abusing his qualities as Egyptian civil servants, blocked him inside the Cairo subway and after having led him against his will and outside of any institutional activity, first in the Dokki police station and then in a building. in Lazougly, he was deprived of personal liberty for nine days. Then death occurred in unbearable suffering.
Assassination Regeni, the Rome prosecutor: “We owed it to Giulio”
“The prosecutor did everything possible to find out the useful elements, we owed it to Giulio Regeni and we owed it to ourselves, as magistrates of this Republic,” the Rome prosecutor Michele Prestipino said before the investigative commission of the death of Giulio Regeni.
“We have obtained unique and significant evidence. This is an extremely important and not inevitable conclusion.”
The magistrates said they are sure that the trial for the murder of Regeni will soon open and it will be in Italy “with the procedural guarantees of our codes.”
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