Pietro Genovese, the twenty-year-old sentenced to 5 years and 4 months in prison for the road homicide of Gaia von Freymann and Camilla Romagnoli, has been sent back to trial by the Rome Court on the charge of evasion from house arrest. On the evening of December 22, 2019, on Corso Francia, the 16-year-old Romans were run over and killed, and Genovese was driving. The trial has been set for next March 20.
The lawyer: «There is no proof of evasion»
The event dates back to January 16, 2022. That day, the carabinieri of the Parioli company, according to the prosecution, went under Genovese's family home, in the Trieste neighborhood, to carry out a routine check. They rang several times without getting an answer. The military, despite having the defendant's mobile phone, did not try to contact him, from the surveillance cameras of the building it does not appear that Genovese had left the house. And the lack of response to the intercom triggered the evasion charge. «There is no image from the closed-circuit cameras where Genovese - stated in court in his defense, the lawyer Gianluca Tognozzi - is seen leaving the house. There is no proof of evasion».
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