pacciani造句

• Tony also said Pacciani should undergo another psychological evaluation.
• Pacciani was convicted for seven double murders from 1974 to 1985 in and around Florence.
• Pacciani, 73, was found dead Sunday in his house outside this Tuscan capital.
• Pietro Pacciani was convicted in 1995 for seven double murders from 1974 to 1985 in the Florence area.
• Pietro Pacciani was convicted in 1994 of the murders of seven couples and sentenced to life in prison.
• Two young German men were also killed, but Pacciani was only tried for seven pairs of killings.
• It did not elaborate, but ANSA said Pacciani suffered from heart problems and had recently been hospitalized.
• The victims were couples of men and women and two German men, whom prosecutors said Pacciani mistook for lovers.
• Pacciani, 71, was sentenced to life in prison for the murders of mostly young couples in quiet lanes or the countryside.
• The ruling came a week after a prosecutor stunned the court by casting doubt on the evidence used to convict Pacciani last year.
• The prosecutor said another ballistics test is needed on a bullet cartridge found in Pacciani's garden at his home outside Florence.
• Tony said another ballistics test should be performed on a bullet cartridge found in Pacciani's garden in a village near the city.
• The surprise announcement came during the appeal of Pietro Pacciani's conviction in seven double murders from 1974 to 1985 in and around Florence.
• The appeals acquittal came after the prosecutor stunned the court by casting doubt on the ballistic evidence used to convict Pacciani in the first trial.
• But Lavorino also raised the hypothesis that the " real monster "-- whom he did not identify-- could have killed Pacciani.
• Pietro Pacciani was convicted in 1994 of the murders of seven couples and sentenced to life in prison, but an appeals court acquitted him in 1996.
• The captain said that the body of Pacciani, his pants lowered and a sweater pulled up on his chest, was found face down outside the bathroom.
• "Given the state of the proof, Pacciani's responsibility is not certain and not even probable, " said the prosecutor, Piero Tony.
• Pietro Pacciani left prison under police escort about two hours after Judge Francesco Ferri cleared the 71-year-old grandfather of " all fault " for the killings.
• The chief Florence prosecutor, Luigi Vigna, said authorities will meet Wednesday to decide whether to seek a retrial of Pacciani, who had been dubbed " The Monster of Florence ."