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Viviana Parisi, new traces of blood emerged thanks to luminol: “We don’t know if animals or humans.” This was confirmed by lawyer Pietro Venuti, lawyer for the Mondello family, after last night the forensic police carried out ‘unrepeatable’ tests in the hamlets of the Caronia countryside near the places where the body of Viviana Parisi and the remains of his son Gioele. .
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Traces of blood, whether from animals or people, were found during the investigations and technical investigations with luminol during the new inspection, carried out between Friday and Saturday, in the Caronia forest, ordered by the Public Ministry of Patti and continued for the whole night. Investigations by the forensic police, in collaboration with some veterinarians, continued throughout the night in an area of several hectares. Helped by the generators of the Fire Brigade that illuminated the areas to be controlled, a dozen policemen, also accompanied by some experts, also checked some farms and dogs, both molosser and other species, and the Nebrodi pigs, which are found blood samples were taken to extract DNA. It will help to understand if the DNA found on the clothes of little Gioele, whose body was tortured by animal bites, it is not yet known of what type, can be compared with that of a component of the ‘macro fauna’ as defined by doctors . legal.
Meanwhile, Adnkronos explains, the controls continued in the same area today. Two teams of firefighters arrived, shortly after 2:00 p.m., ‘armed’ with shovels, picks and various boxes. The firefighters went down to the area where the remains of the 4-year-old boy were found, about 300 meters from the place where his mother Viviana Parisi was found. In the place also several cars of the Guardia di Finanza, the Carabinieri and the Police.
In the coming days, however, the examination, ordered by the attorney for Patti Angelo Vittorio Cavallo, will be carried out on the skull of little Gioele. This will be carried out by a team of forensic geologists and entomologists. They will have to find out if the dirt on the skull is from the discovery site. Investigators want to know if the boy died where he was found or if his little body was dragged into that area by wild animals.
Last Updated: Saturday, August 29, 2020, 10:02 PM
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