Matteo Renzi wants all the chats of the professor who recorded him when he met 007 Marco Mancini at the car grill. Il Fatto Quotidiano reports today on the latest act of investigation into “distribution of fraudulent recordings”. Which is not finished yet. The protagonist is the former Prime Minister’s Defense IT Advisor, Alessio De Giorgi. The police, who were already responsible for Renzi’s communications and are now directors of the Riformista website, were asked in his presence to extract and copy Prof.’s full chats. Based on five keywords: Renzi, Mancini, Fiano, Autogrill, Settebagni. All chats with only one of the above terms for Renzi should be copied. Even if they contain hundreds of messages from years ago. Then they should be turned over to the defense.
Vasaturo the lawyer
Lawyer Giulio Vasaturo, representing the professor, objected. For the activity would involve the massive gathering of all individual messages from the teacher. And he asks for an “immediate opinion from the prosecutor on the indispensability and legitimacy of the acquisition, in response to the request of Senator Matteo Renzi, currently editor-in-chief of the newspaper Il Riformista (…), for a copy of all the content of each and every message of chats , which contain, albeit incidentally, the keywords “Renzi, Mancini, Autogrill, Fiano, Settebagni”, until the date of the entry of the criminal complaint in the relevant register (May 25, 2021), between all journalists and their source Prof.. .” . According to Vasaturo, the cassation reserves “the greatest possible guarantee of the secrecy of the content of the journalists’ conversations”. The lawyer recalls the “compliance with the criterion of proportionality”.
Certificate of authority
Now the prosecutors have to decide on the application. The newspaper notes, however, that Rome’s public prosecutor’s office has already reacted very sensitively to the ex-prime minister’s demands, investigating the professor and subjecting her and journalists to a serious invasion of privacy. The ex-prime minister’s conspiracy theory eventually disappeared from prosecutors’ files. But the head of Italia Viva insists: “Someone has violated state secrets and risks 24 years in prison.”
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