Corrupted Case
Gallo claimed that the police were making mistakes left and right. They bypassing critical parts of the investigation due to laziness. They did not do a forensic test on the stolen vehicle they found, “because it was raining.” Gallo himself had to go to the higher-ups and get the tests done, which found traces of Paola’s hair. Her clothes also went missing before they could be tested for DNA. He found the stolen goods in a police storage room, not being used in the investigation. He also claims no fingerprints were taken at all.
“The most effective form of corruption, because you can’t see it, is the incorrect or incomplete formulation of the case,” Gallo said. “If they don’t pull together all the facts, the charge remains weak and the case collapses.”