Brothers jailed for vendetta killings
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Your support makes all the difference.A court on Tuesday sentenced two brothers to prison terms totalling 344 years each for killing nine people and wounding six in a bloodbath that was the climax to a 30-year family vendetta in a remote Spanish village, Reuter reports from Badajoz. It ruled that Antonio and Emilio Izquierdo, aged 59 and 62, were not insane when they carried out the massacre in Puerto Hurraco in August 1990.
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