(ANSA) - ROME, JAN 23 - The supreme Courtt of Cassation on
Tuesday court definitively
upheld a life term for Nigerian pusher Innocent Oseghale for
killing and cutting up 18-year-old Roman woman Pamela
Mastropietro outside Macerata in Marche in January 2018.
The 32-year-old Oseghale killed Mastropietro on January 30 that
year at Pollenza.
Mastropietro's murder prompted a rightwing militant, Luca
Traini, to shoot and wound six African migrants in a drive-by
'revenge' shooting in Macerata days later.
He was sentenced to 12 years in jail for that in March 2021.
(ANSA).
Oseghale life term upheld in murder of Mastropietro
Nigerian pusher gets definitive sentence