(ANSA) - Pisa, March 6 - Antonio Logli has been cleared of
murdering his wife Roberta Ragusa after a preliminary hearings
judge decided on Friday that he should not go on trial.
Prosecutors had asked the judge to indict Logli, saying he
murdered Ragusa, who went missing on the night between January
13 and 14 2012, after she found out he was having an affair with
the former babysitter of their children. Ragusa said he only
realised his wife was missing on the morning of January 14,
2012. The woman's body was never found.
Husband cleared in Ragusa murder case
Preliminary judge says Logli should not face trial