An Italian man who allegedly posed as a top lawyer and became known as The Devil's Advocate for taking on "unwinnable" cases told a BBC documentary he would represent Hitler if he had the chance, a court heard yesterday.
Former Dundee FC director Giovanni di Stefano, 57, called Saddam Hussein a "nice guy" and boasted of being asked to defend killers Jeremy Bamber, Harold Shipman, Kenneth Noye and Linda Calvey in the programme, shown in 2004.
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