The Milan prosecutor’s office investigated 12 doctors for manslaughter – not 11 as initially disclosed – the pool that dealt with the medical treatment of Imane Fadil, the young Moroccan-born guest of the evenings in Silvio Berlusconi’s villa in Arcore and subsequently witness to the prosecution in the Ruby case, who died at the Humanitas clinic on March 1, 2019, after 31 days of hospitalization. The decision comes three weeks after the decision of the investigating judge Alessandra Cecchelli to reject the request for filing, accepting the request of the lawyers of the victim’s family, the lawyers Mazzali and Quatrano, who in a consultation signed by Michelangelo Bruno Casali asked for further information. The move of the prosecutor, the owners of the investigation are the adjunct Tiziana Siciliano and the prosecutor Luca Gaglio, is a “due act” after the request of the judge who has ordered “a period of six months for the completion of the investigations” which must to clarify “whether a more timely assessment of the diagnosis of the disease was possible and finally whether such timeliness could prevent death by providing the appropriate treatment”. Investigations concluded that Imane Fadil had not been poisoned but her death was due to “bone marrow aplasia associated with acute hepatitis”.
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