Egypt handed over the mobile phone records of the head of a street vendor’s union to Italian investigators looking into the killing of Giulio Regeni, an unnamed legal source with knowledge of the probe said on Friday, according to Reuters. We reported on Thursday that an Italian delegation was set to arrive yesterday for more Regeni talks. “Earlier this week, the Egyptian authorities sent to Rome the records of five people, including Mohammed Abdullah, the head of the street vendors union,” said the source. Italy was also looking to Google for help with Regeni’s email account, said the source. “An email was sent from the account on March 23 and investigators are trying to find out who hacked into it, and why.”