Roberto Calvi, one of Italy's leading bankers charged with illegally transferring funds abroad and found hanged in London in 1982, is pictured in this May 29, 1981 file photo. Calvi, the Vatican-connected financier implicated in Italy's biggest postwar banking scandal, was a murder victim and not a suicide, a panel of forensic experts has concluded 20 years after his death, news reports said Friday, Oct. 25, 2002. (AP/Photo)