(ANSA) - Milan, March 30 - Milan prosecutors have completed a
new section of a probe into allegations ex-premier Silvio
Berlusconi paid several young women to keep mum on the real
nature of his 'bunga bunga' sex parties in the so-called Ruby
III case, judicial sources said Thursday.
The media magnate is suspended of paying almost 400,000 euros
to three women in October, allegedly in exchange for their
silence.
In January Berlusconi was indicted for allegedly paying other
to stay silent.
In the first trial linked to the case, Berlusconi was cleared
of charges of paying a woman known as Ruby for sex while she was
a minor over lack of evidence that he knew she was under 18 at
the time.
New 'sex-party' headache for Berlusconi
Ex-pm allegedly gave almost 400,000 to three women for silence