Americans hope appeal yields 'truth' of officer's Rome death
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
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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
A trial began on Tuesday against two officers accused of abusing their authority in connection with the arrest of Finnegan Lee Elder, now 22, and Gabriel Natale-Hjorth, now 20, in July 2019.
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. Finnegan Lee Elder,
Lawyers and relatives of two young American men convicted of murdering a police officer in Rome said they are hoping for a better outcome from the defendants' appeals trial, which began Thursday in the Italian capital.
A police officer in Rome was killed by two U.S. citizens in 2021. The two men have been convicted of murder. The officer was hailed a hero after he was stabbed 11 times.