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Mar. 03, 1954 - Rome Trial may have serious consequences in the Italian cabinet. Drug traffic inquiries continue.: It is thought that many difficulties may arise in the Italian Cabinet of Signor Scelba owing to the accusation made by Signora Anna Maria Moneta Caglio (23) a witness in the Rome trial of Silvano Muto a Epnalist charged with publishing false reports about the death last April of 21 year old Wilma Montesi, daughter of a carpenter. Her body was found on a beach south of Rome. Many well known Parliament personalities have been mentioned in the case - and it is alleged that police helped to hush up details of the death. Inquiries are procseding into the death of the girl and into drug traffics. One of the chief witnesses is Signorina Adriana Bisaccia (24) a model who it was stated provided the police with information regarding the drug traffic and who was provided with a police escort until after she had given evidence. It has been revealed that she received two threatening letters, both ordering her to keep quiet about the Montesi case'. Her whereabouts are unknown. Photo shows Signorina Bosaccia who disappeared after giving important evidence in the case who has been threatened

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Accusation Adriana Alleged Arise Carpenter Charged Consequences Continue Details Difficulties Disappeared Drug Escort Evidence Helped Hush Inquiries Mentioned Moneta Montesi Muto Ordering Owing Provided Regarding Reports Revealed Scelba Signor Signora Signorina Silvano Stated Threatened Threatening Whereabouts Wilma Witness Witnesses

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