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Prosecutors have asked for her sentence and that of her co-appellant Raffaele Sollecito, her boyfriend at the time of the murder, to be increased to life in prison because of the futility of the motives for the killing.
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Prosecutors have asked for her sentence and that of her co-appellant Raffaele Sollecito, her boyfriend at the time of the murder, to be increased to life in prison because of the futility of the motives for the killing.
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Templeton was a co-appellant in this entire case, where the Levitt family was trying to block Sun's acquisition of Taro after the company turned around.
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But this certainly looks like positive news as one of the co-appellant which was against Sun Pharma has withdrawn.
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