An Italian newspaper launches a secure online platform to gather information about Regeni's murder

An Egyptian newspaper said that the Egyptian regime killed five of its innocent citizens, accusing them falsely and Bahtana of killing the Italian researcher Giulio Regeni, in order to obscure the truth of those responsible for this crime, pointing out that this prompted her and the family of the researcher to launch a site to collect information about this crime in order to reveal its truth.

La Repubblica said it had decided, in cooperation with the slain's family, to provide a tool to open an alternative route for institutional cooperation by designing a secure online platform called Regenifiles that anyone can provide useful information or documents about the murder of Regeni in a way that even those who run Or read the published reports identifying the sender.

The newspaper reported that 46 months have passed since the kidnapping of an Italian researcher at the University of Cambridge Giulio Regeni in the Egyptian capital Cairo at the hands of members of the Egyptian security service.

At 7.41pm on January 25, 2016, Regeni went out of his home in the Dokki neighborhood to meet a friend who was waiting for him at Tahrir Square.

Regeni entered the subway at 7.51 pm, where there was last time a connection between his mobile phone and one of the central mobile stations in the region.

From that moment on, Julio Regini entered the black hole of the regime of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. His body was found on February 3, dumped on the street of the Cairo-Alexandria highway without clothes, and showed signs of torture for days before his death. killers.

The paper pointed out that throughout this period of seeking the truth to no avail so far Regeni's parents and his lawyer Alessandra Balerini and the investigating judges in the Rome prosecutor did not stop trying to rebuild what happened, where investigations focused on the lies that came from Egypt from time to time to Mislead investigations and gain more time.

As Regeni's parents say in an appeal published in the newspaper, "the hope is to address those who do not dare to speak," especially after the Rome prosecutor's decision to list the names of five senior officers in the Egyptian security service in the record of suspects in the kidnapping, torture and murder The young Italian.

The paper concluded that there were dozens of people who interrogated Regeni illegally when he was alive, and may have seen him even during his detention, that is, shortly before he was killed.

A few months ago, an eyewitness said that he had heard an Egyptian agent confessing to his involvement in the kidnapping of Regeni. This account reached the prosecutor of the Rome court, which, after confirming its source, considered it so reliable that he forwarded it through a court rapporteur to the Egyptian judiciary for new details. Not yet arrived from Cairo.

The paper concludes that the purpose of creating the RegeniFiles platform is to prevent the Sisi regime from forcing people who know the truth to remain silent.