Steel firm boss convicted on deaths

A top executive at a German steelmaker has been convicted of murder for a 2007 plant blaze that killed seven workers in Italy.

Steel firm boss convicted on deaths
Sat, 16 Apr, 2011 - 10:16

A top executive at a German steelmaker has been convicted of murder for a 2007 plant blaze that killed seven workers in Italy.

The court in Turin sentenced ThyssenKrupp’s CEO for Italy, Harald Espenhahn, to 16 and a half years in prison, as had been requested by the prosecutors, ANSA and LaPresse news agencies said.

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