Overview
- Chief prosecutor Salvatore De Luca said there are no concrete elements tying Stefano Delle Chiaie or other far-right figures to the Capaci and Via d'Amelio massacres.
- He characterized continued pursuit of this line as a waste of time after years spent checking claims promoted in media reconstructions.
- The office deems statements by Walter Giustini, Alberto Lo Cicero, and Maria Romeo not credible, including accounts of a 1992 meeting with Palermo boss Mariano Tullio Troia and a tunnel reconnaissance.
- De Luca underscored a decisive GIP ruling that archived the inquiry, noting the judge has not routinely sided with prosecutors in other matters.
- In the same hearing he highlighted other investigative tracks such as the mafia-appalti dossier as more substantiated and indicated a separate neo-fascist angle remains under active scrutiny without details disclosed.