Overview
- Saab agreed to a sentence of one year and two months, while Fabri received one year and seven months, according to Italian media reports.
- The agreements, known in Italy as patteggiamenti, were reached on October 30 and later reported by La Repubblica and Il Messaggero.
- Prosecutors accused the pair of laundering money and using fictitious ownership to conceal assets believed to be of illicit origin.
- Investigators said Fabri acted as the operative in Italy, channeling funds through accounts and companies to purchase real estate and luxury goods.
- Italian officials had hoped the legal resolution might help in efforts to free Italian national Alberto Trentini, but reporting says that expectation has not yielded results.