Overview
- Prosecutors asked a judge to send Boccia to trial on aggravated stalking, personal injury, ideological falsehood, illicit interference in private life, and aggravated defamation.
- The investigation was run by the Carabinieri’s Via in Selci unit under prosecutor Giulia Guccione and covers alleged conduct from May 2024 to April 2025.
- The prosecution outlines repeated intrusive acts, including seeking a trusted post at the Culture Ministry, accessing Sangiuliano’s phone, taking his wedding ring, posting private images without consent, and issuing threats.
- Cited episodes include a July 17, 2024 incident in Sanremo that left a scalp wound and an August 9 call recorded without consent that was later partially broadcast by a TV outlet.
- Sangiuliano’s attorneys say they will appear as civil parties; Il Fatto Quotidiano reports the alleged victims also include his wife and the ministry’s former chief of staff, and a prior probe into Sangiuliano was archived.