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Italy retrial ordered for Americans in killing of officer - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Italy retrial ordered for Americans in killing of officer - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

Italy’s highest court has ordered a retrial for two American citizens convicted in the slaying of an Italian police officer during a sting operation gone wrong. The Court of Cassation late Wednesday threw out the guilty verdicts against Finnegan Lee Elder, now 23, and Gabriel Natale-Hjorth, 22, both convicted in the stabbing death of the…

Italy retrial ordered for Americans in killing of officer - Vimarsana News

Italy retrial ordered for Americans in killing of officer

ROME (AP) — Italy’s highest court has ordered a retrial for two American citizens convicted in the slaying of an Italian police officer during a sting operation…

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Italy's highest court orders retrial of two Americans convicted of police murder | Italy - Vimarsana News

Italy's highest court orders retrial of two Americans convicted of police murder | Italy

Finnegan Lee Elder, 23, and Gabriel Natale-Hjorth, 22, were found guilty of stabbing plainclothes officer to death in 2019

Americans hope appeal yields 'truth' of officer's Rome death - Vimarsana News

Americans hope appeal yields 'truth' of officer's Rome death

ROME (AP) -- Lawyers and relatives of two young American men convicted of murdering a police officer in Rome said they are hoping for a better outcome

Americans hope for 'truth' in officer's murder trial in Rome - Vimarsana News

Americans hope for 'truth' in officer's murder trial in Rome

Lawyers and relatives of two young American men convicted of murdering an Italian police officer are hoping for a better outcome from an appeals trial in Rome