A Swiss court has ruled that Jessica Moretti, co-manager of the Crans-Montana bar where a New Year’s Eve fire killed 40 people, will not be held in custody before the trial. Instead, she will face alternative measures, including a ban on leaving Switzerland. + Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox The decision by the Valais cantonal court supports a request from the Valais public prosecutor. + Crans-Montana tragedy: ‘Our hearts go out to you’, say Swiss Abroad The court said the measures include a ban on leaving Switzerland, handing over identity and residence documents to the prosecutor’s office, reporting to a police station every day and paying a bond as security. The court said “the amount of the bond, which requires further investigation, will be set later”. It added that because prosecutors did not seek pre-trial detention, such a measure could not be imposed. Jessica Moretti is still presumed innocent at this stage of the inquiry. + Crans-Montana tragedy ...
