Cairo-based Italian student found dead with torture signs

The murdered Cambridge student who battered body was found in Cairo was killed because Egypt's secret service believed that he was a spy, Italian media claims.

How did Giulio Regeni die ?
Surrounding circumstances of this young Italian student death leave very little room for doubt. Obvisouly, Giulo was murdered and atrociously tortured by a police body obeying the orders of the dictator, General Sissi.

Mr Regeni disappeared after leaving his home to meet a friend in an area of Cairo near Tahrir Square, the symbolic centre of the 2011 uprising. Italy wants the truth about Cairo-based student death. Since he came to power, Sissi blatlantly used government tools such as torture and kidnapping.

In 2015 alone, Egyptian organization Commission for Rights and Freedoms has so far claimed more than 1 500 disappearances attributable to "security" services.

Prosecutor Ahmed Nagi, who leads the investigation team on the case, had previously said 'all of his body, including his face' had bruises, cuts from stabbings and burns from cigarettes, adding that it appeared to have been a 'slow death.'

Italy seeks to create further pressure on the Egyptian authorities to uncover and make public the facts behind Regeni’s killing.

Since he came to power, Sissi blatlantly used government tools such as torture and kidnapping. In 2015 alone, Egyptian organization Commission for Rights and Freedoms has so far claimed more than 1 500 disappearances attributable to "security" services.