'Chiesi di sparare contro la villetta di Ranucci'. Lavitola resta in carcere
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Valter Lavitola remains in custody after a preliminary investigations judge (gip) rejected a defense request to transfer him to house arrest. The defense had sought the measure's mitigation following Lavitola's confession regarding an attack.
The case centers on Lavitola's alleged statement, "Chiesi di sparare contro la villetta di Ranucci," referring to threats or an attack directed at the home of Report host Sigfrido Ranucci. Prosecutors harbor doubts regarding Lavitola's version of events.
Authorities plan to question the Report journalist after completing an analysis of the seized mobile phones belonging to the fixer.
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ANSA (Rome, Italy) (IT) - Snippet 1Focuses on the threat against Ranucci and prosecutors' skepticism.
ANSA (Rome, Italy) (IT) - Snippet 2Focuses on the legal ruling denying house arrest after a confession.
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