He allegedly killed the young secretary because he wanted to take her place at work and in Marco Soracco's heart. The accountant received two years for aiding and abetting.
Embezzlement and corruption are the alleged crimes. The investigation follows reports on expenditures and sanctions procedures that were found to be opaque.
Her story, which later turned out to be false, sparked controversy across Italy. Giuseppina Giugliano is now under house arrest, after spending two months in Secondigliano prison.