Overview
- In a Corriere della Sera interview Sciarelli demanded the Vatican open an inquiry into Vatican citizen Emanuela Orlandi’s disappearance
- She accused the Church of a “wash dirty laundry in the family” culture that withholds even basic information
- Sciarelli warned that morbid public fascination with the Garlasco murder persists despite new DNA and fingerprint leads
- She highlighted recent failures to protect vulnerable people by citing the Villa Pamphili child abuse reports and Cristina Golinucci’s unexplained convent disappearance
- Drawing on her program’s past impact, she urged Parliament to eliminate the 48-hour reporting delay and mandate DNA cross-matching in missing-persons cases