Italian prosecutors on Friday
began questioning an alleged murderer known as 'Igor the
Russian' in a Spanish jail in Zaragoza.
Killer Norbert Feher alias Igor Vaclavic, aka 'Igor The
Russian', confessed to two murders in Italy and three in Spain
before a Spanish magistrate in mid-December.
But he refused to answer Italian prosecutors' questions,
exercising his right to remain silent, judicial sources said.
Police said he looked as if he had put on a lot of weight and
had a long beard.
Prosecutors said "we will put him on trial very shortly.
"It will probably be a fast-track trial, via
video-conference."
Feher, 36, who is wanted in Italy for two murders committed
in Emilia-Romagna in May, was captured December 15 after a
shoot-out in which three people, including two members of
Spain's Guardia Civil police, were killed.
Feher, who was born in Serbia in 1981, said he had used 18
different identities in eight States.
He said he arrived in Spain in September and agreed to be
tried in Italy for the crimes he is accused of there.
Spain has said he will not be extradited to Italy until he
has answered for the crime she committed in Spain.
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