Can future observation of the living partner post-tag the past decayed state in entangled neutral K-mesons?

Novel quantum phenomena have been recently discussed [1] in association to a peculiar time correlation between entangled neutral kaons produced at a ϕ-factory: the past state of the first decayed kaon, when it was still entangled before its decay, is post-tagged by the result and the time of the future observation on the other kan decay. This surprising "from future to past" effect is fully observable and leads to the unique experimental tag of the KS state, an unsolved problem since the discovery of CP violation. The first preliminary results obtained on the analysis of data collected by the KLOE experiment at the DAΦNE collider, and showing experimental evidence of this new effect are presented.