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Members of the security crew of Italian cargo ship Enrica Lexie, Latore Massimiliano, center left, and Salvatore Girone, background center with beard, are brought to shore after being detained by the Indian police for allegedly shooting two Indian fishermen to death in Kochi, India, Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012. In the foreground are Consul General of Italy in Mumbai, Giampaolo Cutillo, center and Indian police officer M.R.Ajitkumar, right. The Italian cargo ship Wednesday fired at an Indian fishing boat that it mistook for a pirate vessel, killing two fishermen, India's navy said Thursday.

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Latorre Massimiliano (4th L in uniform) and Salvatore Girone (4th R in uniform, with beard), members of the navy security team of Napoli registered Italian merchant vessel Enrica Lexie, are taken for interrogation by the Indian police in the southern Indian city of Kochi February 19, 2012. Two fishermen were killed when a navy security team on an Italian merchant vessel opened fire on a boat it mistook for pirates at sea off the coast of Kerala, officials said on Thursday. A case of murder has been registered against the crew, said a senior official at Neendakara Coastal police station, where surviving fishermen sought help.

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Salvatore Girone (2nd R) and Latorre Massimiliano (back L), members of the navy security team of Napoli registered Italian merchant vessel Enrica Lexie, are seen talking at the lawns of the guest house of the Central Indian Security Force, in the southern Indian city of Kochi February 20, 2012

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Latorre Massimiliano (back), a member of the navy security team of Napoli registered Italian merchant vessel Enrica Lexie, is seen standing at the guest house of the Central Indian Security Force, in the southern Indian city of Kochi February 20, 2012. Indian police on Sunday detained two members of the Italian navy accused of killing two Indian fishermen they mistook for pirates off the coast of the southern state of Kerala, officials said.

Italian Naval men held in India for killing 2 fishermen. Trial is under progress.
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Italy's Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi, second right, smiles as he shakes hands with Italian marine Salvatore Girone, as Massimiliano Latorre, right, looks on at the government guest house where the two are kept in police custody, in Kochi, India, Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012. The foreign ministers of Italy and India failed Tuesday to resolve a dispute over the arrests of the two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen 10-days ago. The marines were providing security on a cargo ship and are thought to have mistook the fishermen for pirates.