After the summer break restarts tonight 13 September 2023 the new edition of "Who has seen?". The appointment is already scheduled for 21pm on Rai Tre. At the conduction, in this 36th edition, we will find ourselves again Federica Sciarelli. What cases will you start with? Here you are all the previews on tonight's first episode.
The Elisa Claps case: mother Filomena guest in the studio
Il case of Elisa Claps has attracted the attention of viewers of "Who has seen it?" for years. And it is precisely from here that we will start again. Elisa, disappeared at the age of 16 from Potenza e body found in the Church of the Holy Trinity, gets back to being talked about, in particular for a decision relating to the very aforementioned church he made sensation in recent days.
After the discovery of the body of Elisa Claps (for the murder of which Daniele Restivo is in prison), 13 years later, she gave herself theauthorization for the reopening of the church to the faithful. A surprising choice that outraged many and which will be discussed extensively several guests, first of all Filomena, Elisa Claps' mother.
Where is little Kata?
Missing since last June from an occupied hotel in Florence where she was staying with her family, also the little Kata will be among the protagonists of the first episode of "Who has seen it?". To be placed under the magnifying glass by Federica Sciarelli will be the possible ways in which the little girl was taken away from the hotel: a trolley or a bag?
We remember that the Prosecutor's Office is currently investigating 5 people for the disappearance of little Kata. These are the little girl's two uncles and a woman and two men who appear to be the owners of the trolley and bag on which scientific investigations are being carried out.
The atrocious end of Maria Chindamo
Another case that has recently shaken the whole of Italy is that of Maria Chindamo. Federica Sciarelli will host his brother, Vincenzo Chindamo, to talk about the latest statements of those who revealed theatrocious end of woman. Killed and fed to pigs! The remaining bones were then crushed. After 7 years, the alleged murderer is now in prison.
When and how to see “Who Seen It?”
"Who has seen?" goes on the air every Wednesday, on Rai Tre, at 21pm. Alternatively you can follow the broadcast on RaiPlay, for free, both live streaming and on demand.
