Season 2026-2027

From the Court of Campobasso, the trial against the spouses Donato and Antonietta Corsillo, accused of kidnapping and abusing Lucia Corsillo, Donato's sister, for over twenty years in their family home in Casalciprano. At the center of the debate is the reconstruction of a long family history and the charges brought against the two defendants.

The Court of Assizes in Rome is hearing the trial of Giandavide De Pau, who is accused of murdering three women—killed within hours and in close proximity to one another in the Prati district in November 2022. The proceedings aim to reconstruct the sequence of events and shed light on the motives behind the triple homicide.

The Bologna Court of Appeal revisits the case of Saman Abbas, the young Pakistani woman killed in Novellara in 2021 after opposing an arranged marriage. The trial reconstructs the accusations against her family members, the testimonies, and the key elements of the legal case, leading up to the appeal verdict.

The Court of Biella examines the trial against Member of Parliament Emanuele Pozzolo for the shooting that occurred during the New Year's Eve party 2024 in Rosazza, in which Luca Campana was injured. The proceedings reconstruct what happened that night and the responsibilities contested to the parliamentarian.

The Rome Court of Assizes has concluded the trial for the abduction, torture, and murder of Giulio Regeni, the Italian researcher kidnapped in Cairo in 2016 and found dead a few days later. A long judicial process, marked by investigative difficulties and the lack of cooperation from the Egyptian authorities, brought four Cairo security service members to trial. The verdict convicts three defendants for Regeni's abduction and acquits the fourth, while the murder charge was dropped.

The Court of Pescara is hearing the case against the married couple Eraldo Scurti and Claudia Palma D'Andrea, who were reported for extortion in 2020 by Father Camillo Lancia, the parish priest of Città Sant'Angelo. Central to the proceedings are the reconstruction of the events and the determination of liability regarding the charges brought against the two defendants.

The Court of Pescara is continuing the trial of a married couple, Eraldo Scurti and Claudia Palma D'Andrea, who are accused of extorting money from Don Camillo Lancia, the parish priest of Città Sant'Angelo. The two defendants acknowledge having received money from the priest, but maintain that it was the repayment of a loan. The proceedings weigh these conflicting accounts—the priest’s allegations versus the couple’s version of events.

Trial at the Court of Assizes of Bari against Salvatore Vassalli, who is accused of having killed Mauro Di Giacomo.