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EPISODE · Nov 22, 2025 · 55 MIN

Delitto di Avetrana | Rassegna stampa settembre–ottobre 2010

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In questa puntata torniamo al 2010 e leggiamo insieme gli articoli che, giorno dopo giorno, raccontavano la scomparsa di Sarah Scazzi.Una rassegna stampa che ci permette di entrare nel clima dell’epoca: cosa si diceva? Quali erano le prime ipotesi? E come si sono formate le narrazioni che avrebbero segnato per sempre questo caso? Ripercorriamo: • l’orario iniziale e unanime dell’uscita di Sarah (intorno alle 14:30), • il ruolo cruciale dello squillo delle 14:28, • i depistaggi di Michele Misseri e le prime crepe nel suo racconto, • le dichiarazioni di Cosima e Concetta, • la figura ambiguissima di Valentino Castriota, • e le linee narrative che iniziavano già a circolare fra settembre e ottobre 2010. Una puntata pensata per ricostruire la memoria mediatica di Avetrana partendo dalle fonti contemporanee ai fatti. #avetrana #sarahscazzi #2010 #rassegnastampa

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