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'Deliberate' HIV case man guilty Deliberate infection by HIV man
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A man has been found guilty of knowingly infecting his former partner with HIV and Hepatitis C.A man has been found guilty of knowingly infecting his former partner with HIV and Hepatitis C.
Giovanni Mola, 38, had denied culpably and recklessly failing to say he had HIV to the danger of the woman's life at the High Court in Glasgow. Giovanni Mola, 38, had denied culpably and recklessly failing to say he had HIV to the danger of the woman's life.
Mr Mola was alleged to have committed the offence between September 2003 and February 2004, at a flat in Edinburgh's Home Street and elsewhere in the city. Mola was alleged to have committed the offence between September 2003 and February 2004, at a flat in Edinburgh's Home Street and elsewhere in the city.
A jury of eight women and seven men returned the verdict. The Italian chef will return to the High Court in Glasgow to be sentenced on 7 March.
Mola was expressionless as the jury of eight women and seven men returned a majority verdict.
Judge Lord Hodge told Mola that the indifference he had shown towards his victim, known only as Miss X, had been "deeply disturbing".