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02 January 2020 Today the interrogation of guarantee before the investigating magistrate for Pietro Genovese, the 20-year-old son of the director Paolo under house arrest - from 26 December on charges of double homicide - for having invested and killed on December 22 in Rome the 16-year-old Gaia and Camilla. In his first confrontation with the investigators immediately after the events, the boy simply said that he did not remember anything about the impact: "I have not seen them, I have not seen anything," he declared. Words that if confirmed, will anticipate the version that Genovese will provide in the next few hours to the judge of preliminary investigations Bernadette Nicotra for questioning. But it is not at all obvious that he answers.

Genovese, however, will have to deal with the two main elements of the accusation: the question of the speed of travel, which would seem - according to the testimony - higher than that foreseen by the highway code and that of the rate of alcohol in the blood, equal to 1 , 4 grams per liter, that is three times higher than permitted by law. Then there are two other aspects - positivity to drugs and the arrest of the SUV - destined to enter the process although so far they have not been considered aggravating factors. If it is certain that in the previous days the boy had consumed drugs (cocaine, hashish) it is also true that when he invested Gaia von Freymann and Camilla Romagnoli the effect was gone.

Meanwhile, investigations continue to shed light on what happened on December 22nd. Tomorrow - Friday 3 - Davide Acampora and Tommaso Edoardo Fornari Luswerg, Pietro's friends who were on board his car during the investment, will also be heard. It will be fundamental to understand the speed of Genovese's car and the question of the pedestrian traffic light of Corso Francia which would not have the yellow.

Several testimonies agree on the aspect of the sustained speed with which the SUV crossed the viaduct of Corso Francia. Orlando Townshend says that, that night, he witnessed the scene: "Suddenly I saw a gray car that running at great speed overwhelmed the two girls".