Justiţia italiană redeschide, după 50 de ani, ancheta privind moartea violentă şi misterioasă a lui Pier Paolo Pasolini

Italian authorities have reopened the investigation into the 1975 murder of Pier Paolo Pasolini, a prominent writer and filmmaker. Lawyer Stefano Maccioni, who has long sought new inquiries, hopes this will finally resolve the case. Pasolini was brutally killed and found on a beach near Rome. Giuseppe Pelosi, a 17-year-old prostitute, initially confessed but later retracted his statement, implicating unidentified men. DNA evidence suggests others were present at the crime scene. Various theories about the motives behind Pasolini's murder have emerged, including political and criminal elements. His last film sparked controversy for its explicit content and critique of fascism.