Naples.The Supreme Court he annulled the 9-year sentence of the Pignasecca robber, Louis Del Gaudio which caused the death of the butcher Antonio Ferrara.
Trial to be redone. This is the decision taken by the judges of the Court of Cassation on the death of Antonio Ferrara, the delicatessen owner of Pignasecca, struck down by illness after being the victim of an attempted robbery.
The judges of the Supreme Court last night - as reported today by Il Mattino - they filed a provision that refers the documents to the Court of Appeal of Naples asking for a new trial on the responsibilities of Luigi Del Gaudio.
In the first instance he had been sentenced to eight years of prison for the attempted robbery while he was acquitted of the charge of having caused Ferrara's death as a consequence of another crime.
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The Court of Appeal, accepting the request of the Attorney General and of the civil party supported by the lawyer Annalisa Senese, instead had condemned Del Gaudio (defended by the lawyer Diego Pedicini) at 9 years but also for death as a consequence of another crime.
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