If you're familiar with the case you surely know that Romano Prodi, who was going to become minister of the Industry a few months later (and much later became I

If you're familiar with the case you surely know that Romano Prodi, who was going to become minister of the Industry a few months later (and much later became Italy's prime minister), tipped the police about the possible location of Moro after having learned about it during a spiritic seance with other high-ranking politicians. Unfortunately the only word the ghosts communicated ("Gradoli") was taken to be the name of a small village (that was thoroughly searched with no results) and not that of the street of Rome, via Gradoli, where Moro was in fact kept hidden. This is to say that the layers of mysteries are so stacked one upon the other that I doubt there is anything resembling the truth beneath them. I don't doubt that there might have been pressures, schemings, and international interferences. In the end what remains undeniable is the stupidity and the conviction of those who materially kept him prisoner and killed him.