The Court of Assize Appeal of Milano has upheld the prosecution’s line of reasoning in the case of the murder of agent Custra. Former terrorist Valentino Ventura must serve a 14-year sentence, rejecting claims that the statute of limitations had expired. The court determined that the penalty was not extinguished, meaning Ventura remains accountable for his involvement in the 1970s crime. This decision reverses a previous ruling that had partially acquitted Ventura due to the passage of time. The case centers around the killing of agent Custra during a period of intense political violence in Italy. This ruling marks a significant development in a decades-old legal battle and reinforces the pursuit of justice for the victims of past terrorism.