Overview
- Prosecutor Valentina Bifulco formally reopened the cold case on July 22, 2025, authorizing new forensic analyses at the request of Di Veroli’s relatives.
- Carabinieri investigators have retrieved small-caliber shell casings, a bullet fragment and latent fingerprints from the silicone-sealed wardrobe where the body was found.
- Advanced techniques will be applied to match latent prints on the wardrobe door and millimeter-scale ballistic evidence to potential suspects.
- Antonella Di Veroli was shot twice in the head and died of asphyxiation under a sealed nylon bag after being locked inside her Talenti district apartment wardrobe.
- Early inquiries focused on photographer Vittorio Biffani—acquitted definitively by the Court of Cassation—and on Umberto Nardinocchi, who was dismissed from the case shortly after initial questioning.