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A man who recklessly infected his Edinburgh lover with HIV and hepatitis C has been jailed for nine years.A man who recklessly infected his Edinburgh lover with HIV and hepatitis C has been jailed for nine years.
Giovanni Mola refused to wear condoms after beginning a sexual relationship with a woman in Edinburgh in 2003.Giovanni Mola refused to wear condoms after beginning a sexual relationship with a woman in Edinburgh in 2003.
Mola, 38, who claimed to have had 200 lovers, had been diagnosed with the viruses three years earlier.Mola, 38, who claimed to have had 200 lovers, had been diagnosed with the viruses three years earlier.
The chef had denied culpably and recklessly failing to say he had HIV to the danger of the woman's life but was convicted of the crime in February.The chef had denied culpably and recklessly failing to say he had HIV to the danger of the woman's life but was convicted of the crime in February.
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On Thursday at Glasgow High Court, Judge Lord Hodge said: "What you did to Miss X was chillingly callous and showed utter indifference to her."On Thursday at Glasgow High Court, Judge Lord Hodge said: "What you did to Miss X was chillingly callous and showed utter indifference to her."
'Deeply disturbing'
His victim told at an eight-day trial at Glasgow High Court she felt she had been handed a "death sentence" by Mola when she was diagnosed herself.His victim told at an eight-day trial at Glasgow High Court she felt she had been handed a "death sentence" by Mola when she was diagnosed herself.
By having unprotected sex with her between September 2003 and February 2004, he was also found guilty of endangering her life and her health.By having unprotected sex with her between September 2003 and February 2004, he was also found guilty of endangering her life and her health.
Judge Lord Hodge described the chef's indifference towards his partner as "deeply disturbing".Judge Lord Hodge described the chef's indifference towards his partner as "deeply disturbing".
HIV charities said following February's conviction that anyone with the disease should always insist on wearing a condom, but questioned whether such cases fuelled the stigma surrounding the condition.HIV charities said following February's conviction that anyone with the disease should always insist on wearing a condom, but questioned whether such cases fuelled the stigma surrounding the condition.