'Vatileaks' defendant predicts guilty verdict, while insisting innocence
January 04, 2016
One of the “Vatileaks II” defendants has said that she expects to be convicted, despite her protestations of innocence.
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”I am innocent but I will be found guilty,” predicts Francesca Immacolata Chaouqui, the flamboyant publicist who has been charged with participating in a conspiracy to steal and release confidential Vatican documents. “There is no chance that the Vatican court, after arresting me and setting in motion a trial… will simply say ‘we were wrong.’”
Chaouqui said that she expects to spend a year and a half in jail, and give birth while in prison. She said that she would also write a book during her confinement.
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