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Italian judicial authorities have authorized the reopening of the investigation into the murder of filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini, 51 years after his body was found. This decision follows the emergence of new evidence that may clarify one of Italy's most controversial cases. Pasolini, a prominent cultural figure, was discovered dead in 1975, and his murder has been surrounded by various theories and inconsistencies over the years. Giuseppe Pelosi, a young man who initially confessed to the crime, later changed his story multiple times before his death in 2017. Lawyer Stefano Maccioni, who has been investigating the case for 18 years, presented new information to prosecutors, leading to the renewed inquiry. While previous attempts to reopen the case were unsuccessful, Maccioni remains cautiously optimistic about the potential for new findings.