Vatican justice handed over all documents of Emanuela Orlandi case to Rome Prosecutor’s Office

The judicial cooperation announcement came from the Vatican City State’s Office of the Attorney General. Alessandro DidiA few months ago, the Rome Prosecutor’s Office, which reopened the investigation at the end of last year, also launched a new investigation last May.

“Regarding the Emanuela Orlandi case, this office has all available evidence of their Vatican and the Holy SeeAlso, he is looking for evidence by meeting with the officials of some offices at the time of the events,” he said.

The Diddi Office “continued to examine the materials, confirming some lines of investigation worthy of deepening, and forwarded all relevant documents to the Rome Prosecutor’s Office in the last few weeks so that it could examine and proceed in the direction it wanted in a more timely manner”.

The organizer will continue its activities on this subject in the coming months, Close to and aware of Emanuela’s family’s pain The Vatican’s note concludes, “The emotion felt due to the disappearance of a family member.”

Diddi announced that after the Rome Prosecutor’s Office opened its third investigation on the “Vatican girl” case on May 15, it would cooperate with the Roman prosecutor Stefano Luciani to shed light on what happened 40 years ago.

The previous two came after the girl’s disappearance, performed between 1983 and 1997 and 2008 and 2015, both unsuccessful.

Disappearance on June 22, 1983

an orlandi vatican citizen (his father was an employee of the Holy See and lived within the Vatican walls) He disappeared on June 22, 1983 at the age of 15. He left home to attend music lessons in Rome and it has become one of the greatest mysteries in Italian history.

His disappearance was noted in various journalistic investigations, in St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican in 1981. Turkish terrorist Ali Agcathere is also talk of a pedophile network and the Banda della Magliana. Roman mafia of the 70s and 80s.

truth and justice

Although none of the investigations yielded any results, his family did not get tired of demanding truth and justiceand Emanuela’s brother, Pietro Orlandi, was heard for the first time on April 12 by the Vatican prosecutor, who handed him all the information he had and asked him to question all the cardinals and curiae men they could know. What happened.

“It is a great injustice, especially when it is known that there are those who know what happened, so I will never accept it even after forty years. Our aim is to get the truth and do justice. Orlandi told EFE this Wednesday that Pope Francis will have a few days for the family at Angelus next Sunday.” He stated that he hoped he would make a promise of hope.