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Rome is where the murder trial over the death of Roberto Calvi was heard.

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  • Flavio Carboni 6 Jun 2007 murder of Roberto Calvi: insufficient evidence Scholarship & press 12
  • Flavio Carboni 7 May 2010 appeal: acquittal upheld on the same grounds Scholarship & press 34

    English summary of Blitzquotidiano: the appeal court confirmed the acquittals of Carboni, Calò and Diotallevi. ANSA (2015) reports that the prosecutor called Carboni's testimony "contradictory, false, misleading and unlikely" and that Carboni has since been found guilty of money laundering.

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  1. 6 Jun 2007 Flavio Carboni acquitted by Rome
  2. 7 May 2010 Flavio Carboni acquitted by Rome
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  1. Five acquitted of killing 'God's banker', The Irish Times, 7 Jun 2007. Scholarship & press
    acquitted four of the defendants on the grounds that there was "insufficient proof" they had murdered Calvi
    The Rome court where the case has been heard since October 2005
  2. All acquitted in 'God's banker' murder trial, The Associated Press (via NBC News), 6 Jun 2007. Scholarship & press
    At the end of a second day of deliberations, a jury ruled there was insufficient evidence to convict four defendants
  3. Calvi case shd be closed - prosecutors, ANSA, 7 Jul 2015. Scholarship & press
    In June 2007 a lower court acquitted the three on the grounds of insufficient evidence and in May 2010 a Rome appeals court upheld the ruling on the same grounds.
    Carboni had given "contradictory, false, misleading and unlikely" testimony
  4. I giudici d'appello: "Calvi non si ammazzò, fu ucciso", Blitzquotidiano, 15 Jul 2010. Scholarship & press
    sono state confermate le assoluzioni dell’imprenditore Flavio Carboni
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