Il coraggio del Dott. Napoleone: perché la riapertura del caso Garlasco merita rispetto, non ironie da salotto
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The courage of Judge Napoleone: why the reopening of the Garlasco case deserves respect, not talk show irony

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The Garlasco murder is no longer just a legal case—it has become a narrative object for talk shows, a subject for crime series, a stream of opinions not always qualified.
It is in this context that Judge Napoleone’s decision takes on even greater meaning: not only to reopen an investigation, but to restore it to where it belongs—far from TV studios, and back into courtrooms.

The courage to reopen a case already ruled on by the Supreme Court, amidst a media climate saturated with speculation, deserves attention and respect.

In an era where justice often seems to struggle amid controversy, oversimplified TV commentary, and endless talk show debates, there are still those who choose rigor, competence, and the courage of truth:
Judge Fabio Napoleone, a seasoned magistrate and respected member of the Italian High Council of the Judiciary, has chosen to reopen one of the most debated cases in recent Italian history: the Garlasco murder.

Curious about his background? I encourage you to read his official profile on the CSM website:  https://csm.it/web/fnapoleone/scheda-consigliere.

His career is impeccable, built over decades of service involving terrorism investigations, organized crime, and judicial reform.
A magistrate who has handled such dangerous cases does not act without reason. And if he moves, it’s because something truly justifies it.

If he decided to reopen a case previously closed by the Italian Supreme Court, it is simply because he holds a deep conviction, a serious assessment, and evidence or leads that deserve renewed scrutiny.

Judge Napoleone is not part of the circus:
he does not need likes, ratings, or flashy headlines, let’s be clear.

And to those who, with the typical arrogance of couch commentators, try to ridicule his decision with cheap barroom jokes disguised as analysis, I have only one piece of advice: be quiet.

Because justice is not a show and above all, it’s not something you improvise.

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