Overview
- Italian authorities are trying to locate an unnamed Bulgarian woman believed to have been in Perugia around the time of Meredith Kercher’s 2007 killing.
- Giuliano Mignini says a source he considers reliable provided the woman’s name, which he passed to the Perugia Prosecutor's Office.
- Prosecutors say the individual’s role remains unclear and she could be a witness, with no confirmed link to Kercher or Amanda Knox.
- Mignini reports the woman left Italy a few days after the crime, and prosecutors are now assessing what information she might provide.
- The Kercher family’s lawyer has requested more details as the long-disputed case—marked by Knox and Raffaele Sollecito’s acquittals and Rudy Guede’s 2008 conviction—enters a new phase of inquiry.