pacciani造句

• In February, an appeals court ruled cleared the 71-year-old man of the killings after a prosecutor cast doubt on the ballistics evidence used to convict Pacciani in a lower court trial.
• Pacciani, who suffered from heart problems, apparently died of a heart attack, the Italian news agency ANSA said, quoting police who were called to his rural house after neighbors noticed the gate ajar all day.
• The case grew more complicated last year when one of Pacciani's friends-- dubbed by the Italian press as " the snack-time buddies "-- said he had helped carry out some killings.
• Although an autopsy is always carried out when people die at home, Pacciani's took on significance after his lawyer raised the hypothesis that the " real monster "-- whom he did not identify-- could have killed him.
• Particularly, Pacciani was suspected to be guilty according to the modus operandi similarities between monster's victims and a man murdered by Pacciani in 1951 ( in which he was condemned to prison for 13 years ) who loved his old-time girlfriend.
• Particularly, Pacciani was suspected to be guilty according to the modus operandi similarities between monster's victims and a man murdered by Pacciani in 1951 ( in which he was condemned to prison for 13 years ) who loved his old-time girlfriend.
• One of Pacciani's defense lawyers, Carmelo Lavorino, contended that his client's death was likely hastened by what he said was local authorities'refusal to give social assistance to someone branded a " dirty, ugly, nasty animal ."
• Although an autopsy is always carried out when people die at home, Pacciani's took on significance after his lawyer Carmelo Lavorino raised the hypothesis that the " real monster "-- whom he did not identify-- could have killed him.