Overview
- The Carabinieri RIS and appointed consultants ran controlled reconstructions at the Università del Foro Italico on Monday, September 28, 2026, recreating the Monte dei Paschi window and testing one-, two- and three-attacker scenarios.
- Consultants reported the most likely scenario involves at least two and possibly three corpulent attackers and said they can exclude a suicidal, self‑inflicted movement.
- Experts judged Rossi was conscious during the assault, tried to cling to the window edge and was held by others before the grip failed and he fell.
- Gianluca Vinci, president of the parliamentary commission, proposed a working theory that the attack could be linked to attempts to extort money tied to funds that passed through Rossi’s office.
- Those conclusions are preliminary technical judgments and the commission’s team says definitive perizia results will require further analysis and should be ready in about one month, after which prosecutors may pursue follow-up criminal inquiries.