The recent revelations of Dagospia show a possible climate of tension between the two Mediaset television programmes, Le Iene and Fourth Degree, because of the differences on the case of the massacre of Erba. What are the reasons for these tensions and how is the situation being managed within the company? Let's look at the details of this dispute.
The contrasting positions between Le Iene and Fourth Degree on the Erba massacre
The Hyenas, conducted by Davide Parenti, they claim the innocence of Olindo Romano and Rosa Bazzi, through the journalistic services of Antonino Monteleone.
In reverse, Fourth Degree, broadcast on Rete 4, he has always maintained the guilt of the couple of Grass.
This difference of opinion has generated a climate of tension between the two programmes, highlighting the importance of the editorial choices and positions taken by the two programmes.
The context of the process review request
The 11 December 2006, four people were killed in an apartment in Erba, e only Mario Frigerio survived.
Recently, the deputy attorney general of Milan, Cuno Tarfusser, submitted the request for revision of the trial, from there arose the differences between the two television programs in their relative positions, bringing to the fore the question of justice in the case of the Erba massacre.
Clash between Le Iene and Fourth Degree and the request for clarification: there were attacks already in 2019.
The tensions between the two programs were heightened when Antonino Monteleone denied an article by Gianluigi Nuzzi live conductor of Fourth Degree, who responded with strong words on social networks.
Already in the past there was a fight on the topic between the two reporters, when in 2019 Antonino Monteleone replied to a tweet from Gianluigi Nuzzi in tones that were anything but moderate, accusing him of being superficial.
A dynamic that, in fact, has resurfaced with the recent live broadcasting.
According to Dagospia, Fourth Degree would have asked Mediaset for clarification regarding the editorial choices of Le Iene and the behavior of Monteleone.
