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Meredith killer: "not fair" I´m in jail
One of the brutal killers of tragic British student Meredith Kercher has whined that its "not fair" for him to be in jail after being found guilty of her murder.
Raffaele Sollecito - who killed Meredith with his former girlfriend Amanda Knox -taped a message for an Italian TV show on famous crimes.
"I've been living in jail for two years and four months and I can't take it any more," said Sollecito, serving 25 years for the murder of Italian exchange student Meredith in her apartment in Perugia, Italy.
"I have a right to freedom and it's not fair I have to suffer all this pain for nothing," he told the programme from his jail cell.
"I hope everybody will realise where the truth is," added Sollecito, who is appealing against his conviction.
Austrian Times
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Ambühl at the ready for AUA affiliate
Gaudenz Ambühl has been named new head of Austrian Airlines (AUA) Group member Tyrolean Airways.
Vienna road toll on the agenda again
The Vienna Greens are risking a coalition-internal conflict by calling for a city toll.
Hollande's growth appeal 'nonsense', says Fekter
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Rebel priest deplores Church's 'leadership crisis'
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Red Bull Salzburg (RBS) have won the ÖFB Cup.
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Luxury shopping at the Kohlmarkt
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