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Slain Italian policeman remembered for his 'extraordinary nature' - Crux: Covering all things Catholic

  1. Slain Italian policeman remembered for his 'extraordinary nature'  Crux: Covering all things Catholic
  2. Case of 2 U.S. teens jailed in Italy cop's killing takes another turn: Officer didn't have gun  USA TODAY
  3. American teens accused of murdering Italian cop were drinking, police say  CBS This Morning
  4. San Francisco teens used 7-inch combat knife in alleged killing of unarmed Italian cop: police  Fox News
  5. Amanda Knox Calls American Teens' Case in Italy 'Tragic'  Inside Edition
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