Italy murders

Monday 11 May 1998 19:02 EDT

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A GAMBLER suspected of murdering women travelling alone on trains is being investigated for more than 20 other killings on the Italian Riviera from 1993. Prosecutors said they were looking into all unsolved murders in the area for links to the suspect, Donato Bilancia.

Bilancia, 47, was arrested last week in Genoa in connection with the two train killings. Investigators later said he was a suspect in the deaths of four prostitutes and two security guards. AP, Rome

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