Translated automatically by AI from the Italian original.
ROME / SIENA – A dramatic investigative turn has reopened the mystery surrounding the death of David Rossi, the former head of communications at Monte dei Paschi di Siena who fell from the window of his office at Palazzo Salimbeni on 6 March 2013.
A new line of inquiry has emerged from within a prison, reconstructed by consultants for the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry of the Chamber of Deputies. This follows the presentation of the accusatory framework by the president of the commission at Palazzo San Macuto, Gianluca Vinci.
Prison conversations and two converging testimonies
The breakthrough comes from a series of confidential conversations that the commission’s technical experts and consultants conducted inside a prison with several inmates. In particular, two key testimonies – gathered separately from a detained businessman and a second inmate – are judged by parliamentary investigators to be fully overlapping and consistent.
According to the two witnesses, Rossi’s fatal fall from his office window was not the result of a voluntary act or suicide, but the tragic outcome of an intimidation mission that went wrong, carried out against him on the evening of 6 March thirteen years ago.
The evidence collected and the findings from the commission’s records will now be brought to the attention of the competent judicial authorities to allow for appropriate on-site checks and to determine any criminal liability in a case that continues to spark nationwide public debate.
