According to Chiara Stasi, Garlasco never mentioned "advances" or the name Sempio.

According to Alberto Stasi, Chiara never mentioned any approaches related to the strange phone calls she received, nor did she express any suspicions about Andrea Sempio. This was reported by investigators on May 20, 2025, as reported today by Corriere, Repubblica, Stampa, Giornale, Giorno, and Provincia Pavese. "Did Chiara ever mention any approaches related to those strange phone calls she received a few days before the murder?" "No, she didn't." Alberto Stasi answered. The then-boyfriend, who was sentenced to 16 years, was questioned by investigators on May 20, 2025. Did she tell it to him? "No. Reasoning hypothetically, I believe it would have depended on other factors: whether she considered it important at that moment, or whether she wasn't distracted by other things." Stasi recalled, however, a mention of advances from a colleague. Prosecutor Fabio Napoleone asked him if Chiara had ever mentioned the suspect Andrea Sempio. "No." And did he have any suspicion that someone might have seen the intimate videos? "To my knowledge, no, even after some time." Did Chiara suspect that her brother had noticed? "I tend to rule that out." Furthermore, the Corriere reports that the new "BPA" analysis of the bloodstains reveals "new" traces on the basement stairs, including markings in the shape of an inverted "C" with square corners, found in several places. Investigators believe this could be the result of the weapon, smeared with blood, being placed on the ground. There is also a trace that appears to be a print. It is on the edge of the pool of blood at the entrance. No one had "read" it before. It appears to be the imprint of a hand, a left palm. Left there in blood. There is no fingerprint (to compare). But, according to investigators, it is the killer's. Only he could have left it. Reproduction reserved © Copyright ANSA