article_snippet: Mr Sollecito, who spent four years in prison after previously being found guilty of  the murder of Surrey-born Meredith, 21, in 2007, is said to be looking at compensation.
article_snippet: Raffaele Sollecito, pictured in Rome today with a family member, may be seeking compensation for the four years he spent in prison after being convicted of the murder of 21-year-old Meredith Kercher .
article_snippet: Speaking later at a press conference in Rome, Mr Sollecito described the ruling as an 'end to the nightmare'.
article_snippet: Until Friday's ruling, life was a 'kind of limbo,' Mr Sollecito said. '
article_snippet: Planning ahead: Mr Sollecito's lawyer says Sollecito's lawyer client will wait for Italy's top court to give the reasoning behind the acquittal, expected in about three months' time, before taking a decision on compensation .
article_snippet: Raffaele Sollecito (right) flanked by his lawyer Giulia Bongiorno, talks to the media during a press conference in Rome.
article_snippet: I feel today like someone who was kidnapped, who after seven years and five months has returned to freedom,' Raffaele Sollecito (right) flanked by his lawyer Giulia Bongiorno said.
article_snippet: client, would wait for Italy's top court to give the . reasoning behind her initial acquittal in 2011, expected in about three months' time, before taking a decision. '
article_snippet: Mr Sollecito's father Francesco told  The Telegraph: 'You could hardly quantify a compensation figure, it has been such an awful business.'
highlights_snippet: Italian, 31, says acquittal by judges brings 'end to the nightmare'
  Said being accused of murder was a 'wound that will never stop bleeding'
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