Overview
- Forensic engineer Giuseppe Monfreda says a virtual analysis indicates Rossi was held by one or two people by the wrists or arms and then released before falling.
- The simulation uses an anthropomorphic 3D model calibrated to Rossi’s measurements and, according to Monfreda, achieves about a 95% match with the recorded fall dynamics.
- Monfreda asserts the new results are mechanically incompatible with a voluntary act and alleges the 2022 Sapienza/RIS work relied on an obsolete, unlicensed version of the Virtual Crash software.
- Le Iene plans to air the reconstruction in prime time on Italia 1, presenting a replicable model that its producers say contradicts prior official conclusions.
- Rossi’s family, represented by Carolina Orlandi, is asking prosecutors to open a homicide investigation in a venue other than Siena, while MP Walter Rizzetto calls for immediate verifications and for Monfreda to be heard by the parliamentary commission.