Death of Giulio Regeni, new meeting of Italian and Egyptian investigators. Soon the first suspects

ROME. A new meeting is being held today in Cairo between the Attorney General of the Arab Republic of Egypt and a delegation of the Public Prosecutor of Rome, headed by Deputy Prosecutor Sergio Colaiocco, about the 39, investigation into the seizure, torture and murder of Giulio Regeni. Meeting during which piazzale Clodio announced the next registration of certain subjects in the register of suspects. Indeed, at the summit, Italian and Egyptian investigators exchanged their respective views on the state of the investigation.

"The Italian delegation presented the results of investigations conducted on the activities conducted by Regeni as part of the doctorate in research – explains a joint note issued at the end of the meeting – the investigative team Egyptian presented the results of the technical investigations conducted on the video recordings of the CCTV circuit cameras of the Cairo metro on January 25, 2016 and in particular reported on the reasons for the missing inscriptions detected that evening ". The two delegations, we always read in the note, "then reaffirmed the determination to continue the investigation and to meet again in the framework of judicial cooperation, until the final results of the Identification of the culprit of the murder of Regeni be achieved ".

The Rome prosecutor therefore announced that he was preparing to formalize the registration on the register of suspects of some of the nine subjects, including Egyptian police and 007 civilian secret services, identified by the investigators of Ros and Sco and considered involved, with different roles, in the abduction of the researcher of Friulian origin aged 28 years and in the screening activities undertaken the day after the discovery of the body. Roman prosecutors made it clear that the inclusion of these names was a mandatory pbadage and was no longer postponed at this stage of the investigation into our legal system, an act that Egyptian law does not. not consider.