No collusion between the defendants , no conditioning in the judicial sale of the villa that belonged to the entrepreneur Sebastiano Ragnedda : the prosecutor asked for the acquittal of the protagonists of the story that had engulfed the Court of Tempio .

It happened in Rome in the trial for the alleged bid rigging that took place in January 2016 .

The acquittal of all the disputes was requested by the judge of the court of Tempio, Alessandro Di Giacomo, by the expert who valued the villa, the engineer from Olbia Ermanno Giua (also accused of false appraisal), by the lawyers Giuliano Frau and Tomasina Amadori, all involved, according to the initial accusations of the Rome prosecutor's office, in the alleged controlled auction. The acquittal of the former investigating judge of the Tempio court Elisabetta Carta, accused of revealing official secrets, has also been requested. The prosecutor has asked the Court of Rome (a panel chaired by Sabina Lorenzo) for the conviction of Alessandro Di Giacomo for allegedly forgery in the provision for the assignment of the property.

The main fact is that the most serious charges have all been dropped .

The hearing was adjourned to 9 June .

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