Giulio Regeni, an Italian student tortured and murdered in Cairo in 2016, was en...
ROME - Giulio Regeni, an Italian student tortured and murdered in Cairo in 2016, was ensnared in a “spider’s web” spun by the Egyptian security services in the weeks leading up to his death, Rome prosecutors said on Tuesday.
Prosecutors Sergio Colaiocco and Michele Prestipino have been investigating Regeni’s killing in coordination with Egyptian officials, but after almost five years no-one has been charged with the killing. Egyptian officials have repeatedly denied any involvement in Regeni’s killing. There was no immediate comment from authorities in Egypt on the prosecutors’ remarks.
“A web was spun by Egypt’s national security service from the October preceding his death, a web in which the apparatus used the people closest to Giulio in Cairo,” Colaiocco said. People who knew Regeni had passed information about him to the security services, he alleged.
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