FILE PHOTO - A man holds a placard during a vigil to commemorate Giulio Regeni, who was found murdered in Cairo in 2016, in downtown Rome, Italy January 25, 2017. REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi
ROME (Reuters) - Britain's Cambridge University rejected on Wednesday any suggestion that one of its tutors might have been implicated in the death of graduate student Giulio Regeni, who was killed in Egypt in 2016.
Italian magistrates questioned tutor Maha Abdelrahman in Cambridge last week and seized her computer and cell phone as part of their investigation into the murder of Regeni, who was tortured and killed while carrying out research in Cairo.
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