Italy probes mystery death of Berlusconi sex trial witness
Model Imane Fadil arriving at a Milan court as a witness in Silvio Berlusconi's trial in Milan, Italy, in April 2012. Fadil died on March 1, possibly due to poisoning. – EPA pic, March 16, 2019.
ITALY is investigating the mysterious death of a former model and witness at Silvio Berlusconi’s sex trial, with a newspaper suggesting today that she may have been poisoned with a radioactive substance. Milan prosecutor Francesco Greco said an investigation had been opened following the death on March 1 of Moroccan-born Imane Fadil at one of the city’s hospitals.
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