[JURIST] In the wake of a joint statement [text] Friday indicating that the US and Italy had failed to agree [JURIST report] on circumstances surrounding the shooting of an Italian agent by US soldiers in Iraq, details of the divergent national reports have emerged. US Central Command released the full text of its 42-page report Saturday with an accompanying press release, concluding that the death of agent Nicola Calipari and the wounding of freed Italian hostage Giuliana Sgrena was a "tragic accident" not warranting prosecution of any US military personnel. The report, sections of which were blacked out for distribution, also said that the US had not been informed in advance of Sgrena's release. The Italian Foreign Ministry has said that it will release the full text of its own report Monday [Italian Foreign Ministry press release, in Italian], but in the meantime elements of the report disclosed Sunday in the Italian press [Corriere della Sera report, in Italian] dispute the US allegation of no knowledge, dismiss much of the evidence of US soldiers as contradictory and unreliable and say that US personnel "tampered" with the scene of the incident. BBC News has more; the BBC also provides a summary of conflicting reports of what happened after Sgrena was released.