New indictments in Borsellino case, two for false testimony
'Fake informants led to wrongful conviction of seven suspects'
13 February, 15:00
(ANSA) - Caltanissetta, February 13 - Prosecutors in Sicily
have indicted two men for alleged false testimony that led to
the wrongful conviction of seven innocent suspects in the 1992
murder of anti-Mob prosecutor Paolo Borsellino and his body
guards.
Vincenzo Scarantino and Francesco Andriotta are accused of
aggravated defamation and acting as false informants.
Prosecutors also indicted Palermo Mafia dons Salvo Madonia
and Vittorio Tutino in connection to the bombing that killed
Borsellino, less than two months after his friend and fellow
anti-Mafia prosecutor Giovanni Falcone was killed by a roadside
bomb.
Many of the mobsters involved in the killings have been
brought to justice, including former Cosa Nostra head Salvatore
Riina, who ordered them and a number of bomb attacks in Rome,
Florence and Milan.(photo: Giovanni Falcone (left) and Paolo Borsellino)
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