Bologna prosecutors on Monday
requested the indictment of Norbert Feher aka 'Igor the
Russian', a Serbian national charged with the murders of barman
Davide Fabbri and aid worker Valerio Verri near Bologna and
Ferrara in April last year.
In the indictment request, Feher is cited as using at least
six aliases.
He has been charged with 11 crimes including murder, judicial
sources said.
Feher is in jail in Zaragoza in Spain where he has been
indicted for another three murders committed before he was
arrested there in December.
Italian prosecutors last month began questioning Feher in a
jail in Zaragoza.
Feher alias Igor Vaclavic 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.
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, 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 crimes he committed in Spain.
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