Trial for murder of 'God's banker'

Four people have been indicted for the murder of Italian financier Roberto Calvi, a banker with close ties to the Vatican whose body was found hanging under a London bridge in 1982.

Businessman Flavio Carboni, his ex-girlfriend Manuela Kleinzig, and two men with alleged ties to the Mafia, Pippo Calo and Ernesto Diotallevi, will stand trial in October for Calvi's murder, Italian news agencies said.

Calvi was dubbed "God's banker" because of his ties with the Vatican's bank and its former top official, the American Archbishop Paul Marcinkus. Calvi's body was found within days of the collapse of Banco Ambrosiano.