Vatican Justice Adviser (prosecutor) restarted the investigation. lost almost forty years ago, in 1983, when the young Emanuela OrlandiOne of the greatest mysteries in Italian history.
The decision of the Vatican City Prosecutor’s Office is as follows: requests made by the family at different judicial venues,” papal sources told EFE.
Laura Sgrò, lawyer for the Orlandi family, filed complaints in 2018 and 2019, and on several occasions until last year, but does not know the reason that led to the reopening of the investigations and hopes to meet with Vatican promoter Alessandro Diddi soon. During his meeting with this agency, the defender assured that “no one” had warned them and that he had learned from the press. And that doesn’t exclude that the new investigation was made after new evidence was gathered about the case, which was recently picked up by the Netflix series ‘Vatican Girl’ or through multiple books.
The Vatican Prosecutor’s Office closed the investigation into the search for the girl’s possible remains in April 2020. in the german cemetery from the Vatican.
Orlandi was a Vatican citizen – his father was an employee of the Vatican – who He disappeared on June 22, 1983 at the age of 15. When he came home from music lessons in Rome. The event often resurfaces in public debate and continues to stir up excitement. great interest Italy because forty years later, when no one knows where the girl is, the mafia, the intelligence services and even Roman Curia are blamed.
His disappearance, in fact, surrounded by a multitude of theoriesFrom the involvement of men from the Curia, to the ‘Magliana Gang’, to the Roman mafia, and even to World War II in 1981. Until the Turkish terrorist Ali Ağca, who attacked John Paul.
The girl’s brother, Pietro Orlandi, expressed his wish that RAI can “start over” with investigations that take into account the latest evidence and indications on state television. Emanuela Orlandi’s family For almost forty years he has been tirelessly searching for the girl. and Vatican officials have recently agreed to open certain areas to search for possible remains, although without success.
In 2012, the family called for an investigation when unidentified skeletal remains were found next to the tomb of Enrico De Pedis in the Basilica of Sant’Apollinaris, head of the ‘Magliana Gang’, the Roman mafia in the 1970s and 1980s.
in July 2019 the Vatican opened the graves of two German princesses The family is at the Vatican’s Germanic cemetery after receiving an anonymous letter containing a photo of the pantheon and the message “see where the angel points”. The tombs were empty. Months ago, some bones found in the basement of the Vatican embassy in Rome were also analyzed, but were eventually determined to be older.