Discrepancies in DNA Evidence Send Alberto Stasi to Prison for Chiara Poggi's Murder
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In the Garlasco murder case, new technical documents revealed discrepancies in the DNA tests related to Alberto Stasi's bicycle. Despite initial tests showing a 'solid' match to Chiara Poggi's genetic profile on September 19, 2007, subsequent tests failed to replicate these results. The blood found on the pedals was initially considered a breakthrough, but later became a contentious issue in the trial. Stasi was ultimately sentenced to 16 years in prison.
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