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21 January 2021 The case of the mysterious disappearance of Peter Neumair and Laura Perselli, the two 68-year-olds from Bolzano, still sees the Ris in the foreground.
After analyzing the couple's car for seven hours, yesterday with the same meticulousness it touched the apartment, in which the two retired teachers lived with their son Benno who for the moment remains the only suspect.
A small blood trace, found during the inspection of the Volvo, inside the driver's door, will be analyzed by the Rises, as well as some drops of blood found during the sweeping searches on the bridge over the Adige in Vadena. In both cases, it must be established whether it is the DNA of one of the missing spouses. The 30-year-old teacher, investigated for voluntary murder and concealment of a corpse and still on the loose, had spent the night with a friend in Bassa Atesina, not far from Vadena. "Benno is very concerned about the disappearance of his parents. He hopes they will be found soon and he has no worries about the investigation because he has nothing to hide." His lawyer, the lawyer Angelo Polo, said so. "Benno is convinced - he added - that the investigation will exclude his involvement. In such a delicate phase of the investigation, the confidentiality of the investigation is a guarantee not only for the investigation but also for the suspect". The lawyer did not want to comment on the discovery of blood spots. No comment also with regard to the alleged presence of a bottle of hydrogen peroxide in the car, as well as with regard to the intention that the young man wanted to wash the car after the disappearance of his parents. "Benno - Polo reiterated - asks that in addition to this necessary investigation also the research of his parents continue". The lawyer said his client is "proven as we would all be in a situation like this." It remains a mystery where Peter and Laura ended up. The Adige, which by the way carries little water these days, has been sieved several times, even with sophisticated means. It is possible that a body cannot surface, but with two bodies it is very unlikely, also because the Mori dam is located downstream.