(ANSA) - Rome, June 7 - The Cambridge University teachers
supervising Giulio Regeni, the Italian student tortured and
murdered in Cairo, declined to answer Italian prosecutors'
questions on emails about his work on Egyptian trade unions,
judicial sources said Tuesday.
Regeni's tutor Maha Abdelrahman and others availed
themselves of the option of not answering questions from Rome
assistant prosecutor Sergio Colaiocco and security police, the
sources said.
Prosecutors had been hoping the emails might shed light on
Regeni's contacts and work with the trade union movement, which
some think may have been linked to his murder.
Regeni Cambridge teachers don't answer
Silence on emails on work in Egypt
