Silvia Romano could have been taken to Somalia a few days after her kidnapping, this emerges from details of the investigation of the Prosecutor's Office of Rome coordinated by the Deputy Prosecutor Sergio Colaiocco and beaten just now by the Italian agency ANSA.
Already this morning, at the trial of Malindi against three of the members of the gang that had organized the kidnapping of the Italian volunteer, changes of direction had been revealed that had foreshadowed a direct relationship with Somalia and terrorism.
In fact, the Public Prosecutor Alice Mathangani had asked Judge Julie Oseko to change the charge for the accused and to suspend their probation, asking for the charge of terrorism.
Now from Rome it seems to come the confirmation that the Somali track is being beaten. According to ANSA, the third meeting in Kenya between the Ros Carabinieri and the Kenyan investigative forces has opened new possibilities in the investigation.
According to another agency, ADN Kronos, during the course of the investigation, telephone contacts have recently emerged between those who kidnapped the girl and some people in Somalia, before and after the kidnapping. This would open up the possibility of kidnapping on commission, something that many investigators and the media (including us at malindikenya.net, for the love of truth) had initially excluded. 
The hope at this point is that all this corresponds to a reality that can bring Silvia Romano back to freedom. All the rest, as we have always maintained, is chatter and journalistic fetishism.