Steven Zenuni pleads guilty to April 2011 murder of Edward Camilleri
ONE of two men charged over the murder of a man whose body was found in an olive grove has pleaded guilty.
Steven Zenuni, 21, of Greenwith, appeared in the Supreme Court today.
He and another man - Domenico Antonio Papalia, 30, of Salisbury - had been accused of murdering Edward Camilleri in April 2011.
Previously, prosecutors have alleged the body of Mr Camilleri, 50, was found in a disused shed in an olive grove on a property at Two Wells in August 2011.
He was last seen at Salisbury on April 16, 2011.
Today, Zenuni pleaded guilty to one count of murder.
He was remanded in custody to face sentencing submissions next week.
Papalia, who has pleaded not guilty, is yet to stand trial.
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