Pamela Genini, the desecrated tomb seen from satellite: the new hypothesis reopening the case

The desecration of Pamela Genini 's tomb in the Strozza cemetery , in the province of Bergamo, remains an open case. A new theory linked to a satellite image shown during the episode of Quarto Grado aired on Friday, August 28th has brought the matter back into the spotlight .

The young woman was stabbed to death on October 14, 2025. Months later, her burial was desecrated, and the white coffin was removed and found in the cemetery garden. Now, the defense of Francesco Dolci , the only person under investigation for the desecration, claims that a satellite image may have captured the coffin: in the grainy shot, a white object appears near the burial.

According to the defense, the image dates back to 12:24 PM on October 25, 2025. The Bergamo Prosecutor's Office, however, has always reconstructed the events in a different time frame, between October 27 and November 2. On October 27, the funeral home in charge of the burial returned to the cemetery to attach a wooden dowel to the plastic coffin: an employee, as reported in a decree by prosecutor Mancusi , reported that he had not noticed anything abnormal.

Meanwhile, investigators have requested the acquisition of Francesco Dolci's DNA profile and fingerprints, as well as those of his parents. The samples were scheduled for August 3rd and 4th, but Dolci did not show up: reportedly, this was due to his lawyer's desire to first clarify the reasons for the request.

A guest on Quarto Grado, Dolci also discussed the timing of the desecration: "I live in the Imagna Valley, and at night there's no noise. Even a passing scooter echoes throughout the valley," he said, adding that he believes it's easier to commit a crime during the day, when there's better coverage. The case remains under investigation, amid the satellite imagery hypothesis, the prosecutor's reconstruction, and ongoing investigations.