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Tre storie siciliane degli anni ’70 legate da depistaggi e insabbiamenti. La strage della piccola caserma di Alcamo Marina, in provincia di Trapani, dove nel gennaio del 1976 sono stati assassinati due carabinieri. Per questo omicidio vengono arrestati e condannati all’ergastolo quattro giovani. Molti anni dopo si scopre una verità terribile: i ragazzi sono stati torturati e obbligati a confessare un delitto non commesso. Uno di questi, Giuseppe Gullotta, è rimasto in carcere ingiustamente per 21 anni. La storia di Peppino Impastato, ucciso a Cinisi, in provincia di Palermo, nel maggio del 1978 per aver messo in difficoltà la mafia di Tano Badalamenti con le armi dell’ironia e della contro informazione realizzata dai microfoni della radio libera “Radio Aut”. E la storia di Giovanni Spampinato: un giornalista che viene ucciso a Ragusa nel 1972 mentre stava indagando sull’omicidio di un imprenditore.   2012.08.03 Lucarelliracconta / Blu Notte | 2.8 | Sicilia Nera | Re-ed [HQ RaiPlay] 2025 70min   #Lucarelliracconta #BluNotte #CarloLucarelli #ColdCase #Crime #TrueCrime #Giallo #CronacaNera #CronacaItaliana

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00:00:01Music

00:00:58Music

00:01:12Sometimes there are stories that even if they seem distinct and distant

00:01:16for example, when and where the events took place

00:01:19or for the people who were the protagonists

00:01:22even if they seem like different and independent stories

00:01:26maybe they have something in common

00:01:27these are three stories

00:01:29the story of a boy, the story of a journalist

00:01:32and the story of a Carabinieri barracks

00:01:34they all happen in Sicily

00:01:36but maybe they have something else in common

00:01:52Music

00:01:52Let's start with the history of the barracks

00:01:55the barracks no longer exist today

00:01:57it is incorporated into a family villa

00:02:03But then we are in 1976

00:02:05January 26, 1976

00:02:08and also a small police barracks

00:02:11which is in Alcamo Marina

00:02:12which is a small village on the beach

00:02:14in the province of Trapani

00:02:156 km from Alcamo

00:02:165 km from Castellammare del Golfo

00:02:193 km of golden beach

00:02:21which are full of tourists in summer

00:02:23but in winter

00:02:24especially a cold and rainy winter like that

00:02:26they are practically deserted

00:02:28And in fact the barracks is very small

00:02:35with only two staff members

00:02:37two carabinieri

00:02:38Alcamar is what they call it in the technical jargon of the weapon

00:02:41abbreviation of Alcamo Marina

00:02:50But it's not the story of the barracks that interests us.

00:02:53It's not the stories of the buildings we want to tell

00:02:56but people's stories

00:02:57and this is the story of two people

00:02:59the two carabinieri

00:03:00that are stationed right in the barracks

00:03:06One is called Carmine

00:03:08Carmine Apuzzo

00:03:09and he is very young

00:03:10at 19 years old

00:03:14A young carabiniere who is in the force

00:03:16for more or less a year

00:03:17comes from Castellammare di Stabia

00:03:19in the province of Naples

00:03:20and they sent him there

00:03:21at the barracks of Alcamo Marina

00:03:23very recently

00:03:27At this moment

00:03:28the moment our story begins

00:03:30the simple carabiniere Apuzzo

00:03:32Carmine is sleeping

00:03:34it's night

00:03:35it's cold

00:03:36rains

00:03:36and in Alcamo Marina

00:03:38deserted for the winter

00:03:39nothing ever happens

00:03:47Carabiniere Apuzzo is off duty

00:03:50and sleeps in his cot

00:03:51a deep sleep of stone

00:03:53how do you sleep at 19?

00:04:03The other policeman

00:04:04his name is Salvatore Falcetta

00:04:06it's bigger

00:04:07because he is 35 years old

00:04:08and is higher in rank

00:04:09because he is a corporal

00:04:10he's from there

00:04:11he is Sicilian

00:04:12from Castelvetrano

00:04:17Corporal Falcetta

00:04:19Savior

00:04:20he's in bed too

00:04:21but he doesn't sleep

00:04:25he has some thoughts

00:04:26but not on duty

00:04:27nothing ever happens

00:04:28in Alcamo Marina

00:04:29private thoughts

00:04:30of the family

00:04:31his mother is 78 years old

00:04:33and has emphysema

00:04:34and the corporal Falcetta

00:04:35he asked

00:04:36to be able to be transferred

00:04:37to get closer to the country

00:04:38and be able to think about it himself

00:04:40to his mother

00:04:45and in fact they transfer it

00:04:47they send him home

00:04:48in Buseto Palizzolo

00:04:49in the province of Trapani

00:04:54but first

00:04:55must replace

00:04:56a colleague

00:04:56what a license

00:04:57and after

00:04:58he will be able to go home

00:04:59maybe that's what it's all about

00:05:00who is thinking

00:05:01Corporal Falcetta

00:05:02while he's standing there

00:05:03on his camp bed

00:05:04still awake

00:05:05in the barracks

00:05:06from Alcamo Marina

00:05:07while outside

00:05:08the rain is hitting the windows

00:05:09and the wind

00:05:10whistles on the sea

00:05:29when suddenly

00:05:31he feels something

00:05:32a noise

00:05:33a different noise

00:05:50let's stop here

00:05:51with history

00:05:52of the two carabinieri

00:05:53of the barracks

00:05:53we'll get back to it later

00:05:55when the time comes

00:05:56let's move on to another one

00:05:57of the three stories

00:05:58what we want to tell

00:05:59to do it

00:06:01we have to go back

00:06:02a few years old

00:06:02why 1972

00:06:04October 27, 1972

00:06:07that day

00:06:08for us

00:06:08it's still night

00:06:09and it's raining

00:06:10we are in Ragusa

00:06:11in Sicily

00:06:12and there is a car

00:06:13that is passing by

00:06:14along a road

00:06:15right in front

00:06:15to the city prison

00:06:22on that road

00:06:23there is a white 500

00:06:24and inside the 500

00:06:25there are two men

00:06:27one is driving

00:06:28and he is the protagonist

00:06:29of our history

00:06:32his name is Giovanni

00:06:34John Spampinato

00:06:35he is 25 years old

00:06:36and he's a journalist

00:06:37he does it for work

00:06:38but above all

00:06:39he does it out of passion

00:06:40why is he not hired

00:06:41takes a minimal refund

00:06:42and it should end

00:06:43to graduate in philosophy

00:06:49but that one

00:06:49it's his passion

00:06:50for three years

00:06:51he's the correspondent

00:06:52from Ragusa of the hour

00:06:53a daily newspaper

00:06:54of the evening of Palermo

00:06:55always busy

00:06:56in burning investigations

00:06:57and politically incorrect

00:07:00especially on one topic

00:07:02of which then

00:07:03there are not many people who talk

00:07:04if not to say

00:07:05that doesn't exist

00:07:06which is an invention

00:07:07to discredit Sicily

00:07:08or that is a trait

00:07:09of the character

00:07:10and that instead exists

00:07:11and it's called mafia

00:07:17Giovanni likes to write

00:07:19I like to tell stories

00:07:20likes to discover

00:07:21and he's good

00:07:22even too much

00:07:26Well

00:07:27John is at the wheel

00:07:28of his 500

00:07:29a big boy

00:07:30tall and thin

00:07:31with a pair of sideburns

00:07:32like those

00:07:33which were carried then

00:07:34and also

00:07:34a pair of glasses

00:07:35with a white frame

00:07:37and with dark lenses

00:07:38like Elvis Costello

00:07:39but it's not a whim

00:07:40John is very shortsighted

00:07:42and he really has to bring them

00:07:43those lenses there

00:07:46next to him

00:07:47there is another young man

00:07:48his name is Roberto Campria

00:07:50at 30 years old

00:07:51he is the president's son

00:07:52of the Ragusa court

00:07:54and he and Giovanni

00:07:54they know each other very well

00:07:56why John

00:07:57he wrote a lot

00:07:58and keep writing

00:07:58about him

00:08:00why Roberto Campria

00:08:02was involved

00:08:03in the investigations

00:08:03about a murder

00:08:04and John

00:08:05he was one of the first

00:08:06to find out

00:08:07and tell it in the newspaper

00:08:15Campria is sitting

00:08:16on the passenger seat

00:08:17it was him

00:08:18to urge

00:08:18that meeting

00:08:19he has already had some

00:08:20with Giovanni

00:08:20he wants to tell him

00:08:21some things

00:08:25they were supposed to meet

00:08:26that afternoon

00:08:26but John

00:08:27accompanied to Catania

00:08:28the girlfriend

00:08:29and he came back late

00:08:30they see each other

00:08:31around 10.30

00:08:32in the evening

00:08:32and they go to get

00:08:33a coffee

00:08:33in a bar

00:08:34on the outskirts

00:08:35towards Marina

00:08:35but it's closed

00:08:36at that time

00:08:37in Ragusa

00:08:38what's open

00:08:39so they go towards the center

00:08:41to look for another bar

00:08:42in which to speak

00:08:43they pass in front of the prison

00:08:49John at the wheel

00:08:51of his 500

00:08:51Roberto Campria

00:08:53alongside

00:08:53he has a purse

00:08:54Campria

00:08:55a heavy bag

00:08:56he opens it

00:08:57and puts a hand in it

00:09:00there are two guns inside

00:09:02a Smith & Wesson

00:09:03drum

00:09:04and an automatic Erma

00:09:05Luger type

00:09:067.65 caliber

00:09:13Stop

00:09:14let's stop for a moment

00:09:15and let's move on to the third story

00:09:17we have to go

00:09:18a little ahead

00:09:19over the years

00:09:191978

00:09:20May 9th

00:09:221978

00:09:23we are still in Sicily

00:09:25and it's always at night

00:09:26we are in the open countryside

00:09:28at kilometer 30

00:09:29of the railway

00:09:30that from Trapani

00:09:31he goes to Palermo

00:09:31we're right on track

00:09:33why is it there

00:09:34where the protagonist is located

00:09:35of our history

00:09:36or rather

00:09:37his body

00:09:38torn to pieces

00:09:39from 4-5 kilos

00:09:40of blasting explosives

00:09:48him

00:09:49the protagonist

00:09:50of our history

00:09:51his name is Peppino

00:09:52Peppino Impastato

00:10:01Joseph Impastato

00:10:03called Peppino

00:10:04he's a boy from Cinisi

00:10:05a small village by the sea

00:10:0630 km from Palermo

00:10:08start early

00:10:09with politics

00:10:10the militant one

00:10:11It's 1965

00:10:12Peppino

00:10:13at 17 years old

00:10:18he has this idea

00:10:19that things

00:10:20they don't like it like this

00:10:21they don't like them

00:10:22and that they need to be changed

00:10:23and that to do so

00:10:24you have to commit

00:10:26get busy

00:10:26participate

00:10:36so it gets closer

00:10:37at the PSIUP

00:10:38the socialist party

00:10:39of proletarian unity

00:10:40a left-wing party

00:10:41with that anger

00:10:42and that desperation

00:10:43he's the one telling it

00:10:44of those who want at the same time

00:10:46break everything

00:10:47and seeks protection

00:10:48a youth group is born

00:10:50a newspaper

00:10:51the socialist idea

00:10:52and a movement of opinions

00:11:07demonstrations with Danilo Dolci

00:11:0968

00:11:10the student movement

00:11:11the manifesto

00:11:12and then further on

00:11:13continuous struggle

00:11:14and also a municipal candidacy

00:11:16with proletarian democracy

00:11:28Peppino Impastato is young

00:11:30and he would also be shy

00:11:31but he has this anger

00:11:32this passion

00:11:33this desire to change things

00:11:34that drags people along

00:11:36I can perhaps summarize

00:11:39all of Peppino's activities

00:11:41in these few words

00:11:42pedagogical activity

00:11:44to make a country grow

00:11:46a country that was

00:11:47in the grip

00:11:48of the mafia

00:11:49in 1975

00:11:51Peppino Impastato

00:11:53organize the circle

00:11:54music and culture

00:11:55together with his companions

00:11:57organizes film clubs

00:11:58and debates

00:11:59that arrive until 5 in the morning

00:12:00theatrical activities

00:12:01alternative information

00:12:03also an alternative carnival

00:12:04he has this idea of politics

00:12:06Peppino Impastato

00:12:07that passes through

00:12:08communication

00:12:09Like this

00:12:10together with his companions

00:12:12after founding the club

00:12:13he also does something else

00:12:14found a radio station

00:12:15the radio was a tool

00:12:17that made people talk

00:12:19the poor people

00:12:19but it must also be

00:12:20a tool

00:12:21that he prepared

00:12:22politically

00:12:23who was listening

00:12:24to take critical positions

00:12:26against that

00:12:27which we then called

00:12:28the system

00:12:28there is one thing

00:12:29that Peppino Impastato

00:12:30and companions

00:12:31they do with Radio Out

00:12:32counter information

00:12:34criticism

00:12:35complaint

00:12:35political activity

00:12:36naturally

00:12:37but also something else

00:12:38it's a thing

00:12:39that comes from far away

00:12:40from the slogans of '68

00:12:41imagination in power

00:12:43and that crosses

00:12:44the 70s

00:12:45but not the Lead ones

00:12:46those others

00:12:47those of irony

00:12:48of fantasy

00:12:48of creativity

00:12:57to satirize

00:12:59Peppino Impastato

00:13:00he knows very well

00:13:01that things that don't go well

00:13:02they can be reported

00:13:03or

00:13:04with equal anger

00:13:05and as much commitment

00:13:06they can be made fun of

00:13:09Peppino Impastato's targets

00:13:11the things that according to him

00:13:12and his companions

00:13:13in Cinisi

00:13:14they don't go

00:13:14there are many

00:13:15speculations

00:13:16sports business

00:13:17corruption

00:13:17and then there are the rights

00:13:19of the workers

00:13:19women's rights

00:13:21the anti-nuclear movement

00:13:26be careful though

00:13:27because there is not only that

00:13:28in another city

00:13:30to the north

00:13:30maybe it would be enough

00:13:31but then

00:13:32in the south

00:13:33in Sicily

00:13:33in Cinisi

00:13:34to oppose

00:13:35how Peppino does it

00:13:36and the companions

00:13:37it doesn't mean

00:13:38just criticize

00:13:39Christian democracy

00:13:40that in Cinisi

00:13:41has the government

00:13:41but also

00:13:42who holds

00:13:43most of it

00:13:44of economic power

00:13:45and political

00:13:45and that is

00:13:46the mafia

00:14:02Cinisi

00:14:02in broadcasts

00:14:03Radio Out's satirical

00:14:04Peppino Impastato

00:14:05he calls her

00:14:06mafia city

00:14:14if

00:14:15but at 5

00:14:16in the evening

00:14:17in mafia

00:14:19he was meeting

00:14:20the commission

00:14:21building

00:14:22let's listen

00:14:23Now

00:14:24the anthem

00:14:25national

00:14:25of mafia

00:14:31we listened

00:14:33the national anthem

00:14:34of mafia

00:14:36mafia city

00:14:37in Cinisi

00:14:38and not only

00:14:39in Cinisi

00:14:39it means

00:14:40one thing

00:14:40very precise

00:14:41On the contrary

00:14:42it means

00:14:42a person

00:14:43very precise

00:14:43it means

00:14:44Don Tano

00:14:45Badalamenti

00:14:46Yes

00:14:46I'm always

00:14:47the topics

00:14:48with which

00:14:49the big boss

00:14:51Tano Seduto

00:14:52he imposed

00:14:54his law

00:14:56but what is he doing?

00:14:57you complain

00:14:58No

00:14:59No

00:15:00I'm not complaining

00:15:00at all

00:15:01go

00:15:24go

00:15:24Gaetano Badalamenti

00:15:26becomes Don Tano

00:15:27very soon

00:15:28since the 50s

00:15:29when he is expelled

00:15:30from the United States

00:15:31and sent back to Cinisi

00:15:32where he was born

00:15:33what was he doing there?

00:15:34Don Tano Badalamenti

00:15:35in the United States

00:15:36according to reports

00:15:37of the police

00:15:38he kept in touch

00:15:39among the Sicilian mafia

00:15:40and American Cosa Nostra

00:15:46and in fact

00:15:47in October 1957

00:15:49according to reports

00:15:50of the police

00:15:51and the anti-mafia commission

00:15:52and anyway it's history

00:15:53Tano Badalamenti

00:15:54it's the Palm Hotel

00:15:55in Palermo

00:15:56to meet

00:15:57together with Luciano Leggio

00:15:58and the La Barbera brothers

00:15:59American bosses

00:16:00of the caliber

00:16:01by Lucky Luciano

00:16:01and Joe Bananas

00:16:02to talk

00:16:03of drug trafficking

00:16:04between the United States

00:16:05and Europe

00:16:10he is a very important boss

00:16:12Don Tano Badalamenti

00:16:13a top-notch piece

00:16:14together with Stefano Bontade

00:16:16and to Totò Riina

00:16:17on behalf

00:16:18by Luciano Leggio

00:16:19who is in jail

00:16:20it is part of the dome

00:16:21which governs Cosa Nostra

00:16:22then he will fall into disgrace

00:16:24and it will even come

00:16:25expelled

00:16:25laid down is said

00:16:26from Cosa Nostra

00:16:27but now

00:16:28at this point

00:16:29of our history

00:16:30it's still there

00:16:46It takes a lot of courage

00:16:47to do something like that

00:16:48it's very difficult

00:16:49and very dangerous

00:16:50for anyone who has Cinisi

00:16:52but for Peppino Impastato

00:16:53it's more difficult

00:16:54and more dangerous

00:16:55because he

00:16:55in a mafia family

00:16:57he lives there

00:17:04Peppino's father

00:17:06his name is Luigi

00:17:07Luigi Impastato

00:17:08Mr. Luigi

00:17:09he's not a mafioso

00:17:09prominent

00:17:10but he's a mafioso

00:17:11old-fashioned

00:17:12that's how it's defined

00:17:13and also the sister

00:17:15of Mr. Luigi

00:17:16Peppino's aunt

00:17:16she is married

00:17:17to another mafioso

00:17:18this is important though

00:17:19and feared

00:17:20Cesare Manzella

00:17:21that goes away

00:17:22of the commission

00:17:23who governs Cosa Nostra

00:17:24but then

00:17:25something happens

00:17:32Cesare Manzella

00:17:33gets involved

00:17:33in a mafia war

00:17:34and in 1963

00:17:36blows up

00:17:37together with his factor

00:17:38while it is located

00:17:39in the countryside

00:17:39killed by the first car bomb

00:17:41in history

00:17:42of mafia crimes

00:17:49Peppino is 15 years old

00:17:50and that's the first time

00:17:51which is found

00:17:52face to face

00:17:53concretely

00:17:53with that

00:17:54which is the mafia

00:17:55that very day

00:17:56we went to see

00:17:57that mess

00:17:59that wise

00:18:00the hole

00:18:01that is, the machine

00:18:02in pieces

00:18:03the human shreds

00:18:04scattered throughout the garden

00:18:06there Peppino

00:18:07he expressed himself

00:18:08in this way

00:18:09if this is mafia

00:18:10as they say

00:18:11me for life

00:18:13I will fight against

00:18:14and from there

00:18:15these conflicts begin

00:18:17Meaning what

00:18:18periodically

00:18:19it is thrown away

00:18:20out of the house

00:18:21Mr. Luigi

00:18:22throw Peppino away

00:18:23out of the house

00:18:23but Peppino

00:18:24keep doing

00:18:25what he has always done

00:18:25with his companions

00:18:30perhaps precisely because it comes

00:18:32from a mafia family

00:18:33Peppino kneaded

00:18:33he knows how important it is

00:18:35fight the mafia

00:18:36in this

00:18:37has a precious ally

00:18:38and right inside

00:18:39of his family

00:18:40a person

00:18:41who lives the same drama

00:18:43and the same contradictions

00:18:44and not even for her

00:18:45it's easy

00:18:45his mother

00:18:46Felicia

00:18:47but when this woman

00:18:49she was aware

00:18:51to make a choice

00:18:52it is not

00:18:53great respect

00:18:54for the husband

00:18:55but she didn't take sides

00:18:56on the husband's side

00:18:57she took sides

00:18:58on the son's side

00:19:00that is, on the side

00:19:02of justice

00:19:02of legality

00:19:03Here you are

00:19:04this contributed

00:19:05Surely

00:19:06to grow

00:19:08a conscience

00:19:09strong

00:19:10in Peppino

00:19:11the problem

00:19:13but

00:19:13it's not just

00:19:14a family contrast

00:19:15we are in Cinisi

00:19:16we are in Mafiopoli

00:19:17other than Mr. Luigi

00:19:19there is Tano sitting

00:19:20from a Gaetano Badalamenti

00:19:21that doesn't take them

00:19:22not well at all

00:19:23satirical broadcasts

00:19:24by Peppino

00:19:28meanwhile

00:19:28why do they put it on display

00:19:30family business

00:19:31but not Peppino's

00:19:32that of Cosa Nostra

00:19:33the extortions

00:19:34Lizzie's speculations

00:19:36the collusions

00:19:37with political power

00:19:40and then

00:19:41for that irony

00:19:42that Peppino puts in there

00:19:43satire

00:19:44real cabaret

00:19:45humor

00:19:46laugh at the mafia

00:19:49those who the mafia

00:19:52we are not aware of it

00:19:54Well yes

00:19:55Indeed

00:19:56Christian democracy

00:19:58arrives

00:19:58and it's about

00:20:00of an indiscretion

00:20:01Christian democracy

00:20:03he made it known

00:20:04to D'Ontano

00:20:05sitting

00:20:05he made it known

00:20:07which is available

00:20:08access it

00:20:09all 27

00:20:10the scrutineers

00:20:11we don't know

00:20:12if D'Ontano

00:20:13sitting

00:20:13he accepted

00:20:14the proposal

00:20:14you can't laugh

00:20:15of the mafia

00:20:16you can't laugh

00:20:17by D'Ontano

00:20:18Badalamenti

00:20:19above all

00:20:19in a moment

00:20:20in which

00:20:21the Corleonesi

00:20:21by Totò Riina

00:20:22and by Luciano Leggio

00:20:23they are looking for

00:20:24to throw it out

00:20:25from the mafia dome

00:20:26what a figure

00:20:27it would do us

00:20:41the first warnings arrive

00:20:42many of them arrive

00:20:43they arrive at Mr. Luigi

00:20:44that holds back

00:20:46that impertinent one

00:20:47of his son

00:20:47but what can he do

00:20:48Mr. Luigi

00:20:49what can be done

00:20:50with someone like Peppino

00:20:51to this strange one

00:20:52absurd

00:20:53crowd idea

00:20:54to change the world

00:21:05Mr. Luigi

00:21:06he knows

00:21:06that cannot go on

00:21:07Like this

00:21:07he knows that sooner or later

00:21:09Peppino

00:21:09they kill him

00:21:10and he

00:21:11can't protect him

00:21:12in front of one

00:21:13like D'Ontano Badalamenti

00:21:15Badalamenti

00:21:15decide

00:21:17to kill

00:21:18Peppino

00:21:19what does he do?

00:21:20run away

00:21:21he goes to the United States

00:21:23seeking protection

00:21:24for the son

00:21:25an American cousin

00:21:28he asks him

00:21:29to my father

00:21:30because he was there

00:21:31so suddenly

00:21:32in the United States

00:21:33and adds

00:21:34if it was happening

00:21:35something to Peppino

00:21:37he answers

00:21:38before killing Peppino

00:21:40they have to kill me

00:21:41so Mr. Luigi

00:21:43he goes to the United States

00:21:44to seek help

00:21:45he has some friends over there

00:21:46and friends

00:21:47of the United States

00:21:48D'Ontano Badalamenti

00:21:49should respect them

00:21:50but it's no use

00:21:51On the contrary

00:21:52Mr. Luigi

00:21:53he returns from the United States

00:22:05a short time later

00:22:06in September 1977

00:22:08it just came out

00:22:09from the pizzeria

00:22:10where he works

00:22:10when it is invested

00:22:11from a machine

00:22:15he dies instantly

00:22:16an accident

00:22:17but that

00:22:18according to the anti-mafia commission

00:22:19and according to the family

00:22:20kneaded

00:22:21it would never have been

00:22:22completely clarified

00:22:23his father's funeral

00:22:25when

00:22:26the mafiosi came

00:22:27to offer him condolences

00:22:29Peppino was putting himself

00:22:30the hand on the other side

00:22:31that is, even in a moment

00:22:32of the genre

00:22:33Peppino with the mafiosi

00:22:34he doesn't want to have anything

00:22:35what to do

00:22:35and even today

00:22:37in our reality

00:22:38I think that

00:22:39there are a lot of people

00:22:40what is he going to do there?

00:22:41the shopping

00:22:42in the supermarket

00:22:43of the mafiosi

00:22:43he goes to buy it

00:22:44gasoline

00:22:45etc.

00:22:45and instead these people

00:22:47should be isolated

00:22:48completely

00:22:48here is this radicality

00:22:50of the message

00:22:51of Peppino's life

00:22:52for me

00:22:53it's his best lesson

00:22:55Peppino though

00:22:56it goes on the same way

00:22:57and now

00:22:57even more

00:22:58his mother

00:22:59he worries

00:23:00tells him to get it

00:23:01a gun

00:23:02but Peppino

00:23:02he doesn't want to

00:23:03he was threatened

00:23:04Peppino

00:23:06of these people

00:23:10the head

00:23:11he didn't lower it

00:23:12never

00:23:13we always keep it

00:23:14at the top

00:23:18Yes

00:23:20involved as he is

00:23:21in politics

00:23:22if they find them on him

00:23:23just a little knife

00:23:24they throw him in right away

00:23:25and then

00:23:26it's not even there anymore

00:23:27need to kill him

00:23:28and then

00:23:29if they have decided

00:23:30to do it

00:23:30if they want to kill him

00:23:31gun or no gun

00:23:32they do it anyway

00:23:33there is a little train

00:23:35that from Palermo

00:23:36he goes to Alcamo

00:23:36May 9, 1978

00:23:39more or less

00:23:39It's half past one in the morning

00:23:41the railway workers

00:23:41that are on the locomotive

00:23:42they feel him jump

00:23:44up to par

00:23:44of kilometer 30

00:23:46between the stations

00:23:46of Chinese

00:23:47and of Carini

00:23:52a big jolt

00:23:53so much so that the railway workers

00:23:54they think they've derailed

00:23:56but luckily

00:23:57it's not like that

00:23:57what happened?

00:24:05a team arrives

00:24:06of railway workers

00:24:07to see

00:24:07what happened

00:24:08they discover

00:24:09a half-meter hole

00:24:11on the rails

00:24:11which seems to be produced

00:24:12from an explosion

00:24:13that's what they call the police

00:24:14that arrive

00:24:15and they see something

00:24:16very strange

00:24:22there is a car

00:24:23a Fiat 850

00:24:25stops not far away

00:24:26and a couple too

00:24:27of sandals

00:24:27on the ground

00:24:31but above all

00:24:32there are human remains

00:24:33there are two legs

00:24:35detached

00:24:35a hundred meters away

00:24:36one from the other

00:24:37there is a hand

00:24:38and there are other remains

00:24:39scattered across a radius

00:24:40300 meters

00:24:41Here you are

00:24:42that

00:24:43it's Peppino Impastato

00:24:44I imagined it

00:24:46and I told him

00:24:47Peppino

00:24:48why do they kill you

00:24:49when they kill me

00:24:50they make themselves guilty

00:24:53and don't look for the way

00:24:55how to kill me

00:25:00Well yes

00:25:01and don't look for the way

00:25:03how to kill him

00:25:07what they had done

00:25:08as a terrorist

00:25:12I'm like this

00:25:13with the thing

00:25:14the truth

00:25:15he comes to the rescue

00:25:16the investigations

00:25:17they aim immediately

00:25:18in one direction

00:25:19very precise

00:25:19to lead them

00:25:21they are the carabinieri

00:25:22of the station

00:25:22from Cinisi

00:25:23and those

00:25:24of the operational core

00:25:25from Palermo

00:25:25commanded

00:25:26from the major

00:25:27Antonio Subranni

00:25:28to coordinate them

00:25:29at the start

00:25:30he is the substitute

00:25:30attorney

00:25:31Domenico Signorino

00:25:32and on site

00:25:33it also arrives

00:25:34his direct superior

00:25:35the deputy prosecutor

00:25:36Gaetano Martorana

00:25:56as we said

00:25:59they aim immediately

00:26:00and directly

00:26:01in one direction only

00:26:02had already formed

00:26:03an official truth

00:26:06that is Peppino

00:26:07he had killed himself

00:26:08so it was about

00:26:10of a suicide

00:26:10accomplishing

00:26:11an act

00:26:12terrorist

00:26:14and Peppino's companions

00:26:15those who

00:26:16they worked

00:26:16with him

00:26:17on the car radio

00:26:18those who had

00:26:19operated with him

00:26:20for more than 10 years

00:26:22of cultural work

00:26:23of political work

00:26:25they were treated

00:26:26like the accomplices

00:26:27of the terrorist

00:26:28Peppino Impastato

00:26:29he is an extra-parliamentary

00:26:34in his car

00:26:36is found

00:26:36an electric cable

00:26:37connected to the battery

00:26:38the bomb

00:26:39exploded

00:26:40on the train tracks

00:26:42we knew it

00:26:44early in the morning

00:26:44when we saw

00:26:46the carabinieri

00:26:48arrive at our house

00:26:49I can say it

00:26:51in an inelegant manner

00:26:52uncivilized

00:26:54right away

00:26:56let us know

00:26:57the fact

00:26:57That

00:26:57point-blank

00:26:59they told us

00:27:00the fact

00:27:01That

00:27:01at least to me

00:27:03in particular

00:27:04That

00:27:04Peppino

00:27:06he was dead

00:27:07because he was preparing

00:27:08an attack

00:27:09terrorist

00:27:10Meaning what

00:27:11the first blow

00:27:12it was this

00:27:13in the house

00:27:14of the aunt

00:27:15in which Peppino

00:27:16he lives

00:27:16and that the carabinieri

00:27:17they go right away

00:27:18to search

00:27:18together with those

00:27:19of the companions

00:27:20and to the headquarters

00:27:20by Radio Out

00:27:21is found

00:27:22one thing

00:27:22that Peppino

00:27:23he wrote

00:27:24some time ago

00:27:24from the tone

00:27:25particularly pessimistic

00:27:26towards

00:27:27of life

00:27:27and politics

00:27:28the interrogations

00:27:31the questions

00:27:32they came

00:27:32Always

00:27:34addressed

00:27:34if Peppino

00:27:35was part of

00:27:37of the Red Brigades

00:27:38if Peppino

00:27:39he was holding explosives

00:27:41at home

00:27:42if he

00:27:43had met

00:27:44in recent times

00:27:45some people

00:27:48suspicious

00:27:49they showed me

00:27:50some photos

00:27:51of the Red Brigades

00:27:52Meaning what

00:27:52a whole series of things

00:27:53which clearly

00:27:54they were looking for

00:27:56in all ways

00:27:57to tell us

00:27:57there is nothing to do

00:27:58you are saying

00:27:59you are not saying

00:28:00the truth

00:28:01and here we are

00:28:02we have evidence

00:28:03just that

00:28:04he prepared

00:28:05the attack

00:28:06it's useless for you

00:28:06try to defend him

00:28:07Here you are

00:28:08in this direction

00:28:09the interrogations were going on

00:28:10extra-parliamentary

00:28:12bombs

00:28:12last will and testament

00:28:13Therefore

00:28:14Peppino kneaded

00:28:15is dead

00:28:16for a failed attack

00:28:17or

00:28:18he wanted to commit suicide

00:28:19with an exemplary action

00:28:20but

00:28:21there is something

00:28:22that doesn't add up

00:28:22On the contrary

00:28:23there are many

00:28:29Are there any witnesses

00:28:30that are not heard

00:28:31site inspections

00:28:32which are not carried out

00:28:33traces that are not detected

00:28:35there are finds

00:28:36that get lost

00:28:37and this is strange

00:28:38because on the spot

00:28:39they are not here

00:28:40novice investigators

00:28:42young carabinieri

00:28:43of station

00:28:43but official

00:28:44and under officers

00:28:45experts

00:28:46good people

00:28:47In short

00:28:50there are some stones

00:28:51bloody

00:28:52that cannot be found

00:28:53on the verge of explosion

00:28:54but somewhere else

00:28:55I'm in front

00:28:56and inside

00:28:57a farmhouse

00:28:58which is found

00:28:58nearby

00:29:00and the blood on those stones

00:29:02it's from the same group

00:29:03of that

00:29:03by Peppino Impastato

00:29:10above all there is one thing

00:29:12very important

00:29:13Peppino Impastato

00:29:14he is not a terrorist

00:29:15he has never practiced

00:29:16theorized

00:29:17and not even sympathized

00:29:18for the armed struggle

00:29:19and his companions

00:29:20they are not terrorists

00:29:21they are the same carabinieri

00:29:23to say it

00:29:24in relationships

00:29:25what they do on them

00:29:25and in Cinisi

00:29:27there has never been

00:29:28no action

00:29:29that it could be

00:29:30brought back

00:29:30to a terrorist act

00:29:36but in Cinisi

00:29:37there have been

00:29:38other actions

00:29:39and other explosions

00:29:40and precisely

00:29:41with that kind of explosive

00:29:42which has torn apart

00:29:43Peppino Impastato

00:29:44that blasting powder

00:29:45it was served

00:29:46to blow up

00:29:47in the air

00:29:47many shops

00:29:48that they didn't want

00:29:49to bend over

00:29:50to the racket

00:29:50of extortion

00:29:51why in Cinisi

00:29:52there is no terrorism

00:29:53but there is the mafia

00:29:54and he was against that

00:29:55who had thrown himself

00:29:56Peppino Impastato

00:29:58and with words

00:29:59not with bombs

00:29:59those of mafia

00:30:02oh yes

00:30:04oh yes

00:30:05oh yes

00:30:07let's say so

00:30:08undoubtedly

00:30:08satire

00:30:09constitutes a crime

00:30:10of high treason

00:30:11that Badrana Venti

00:30:12he couldn't stand it

00:30:14this and at the same time

00:30:16the candidacy

00:30:17by Peppino

00:30:18in the city council

00:30:19they were

00:30:20the fundamental elements

00:30:21who have decided

00:30:22the mafiosi

00:30:23to assassinate Peppino

00:30:25six months pass

00:30:27and finally

00:30:27the investigations

00:30:28they take the feed

00:30:29the mafia trail

00:30:29the substitute

00:30:31Attorney Signorino

00:30:32formalize

00:30:33an accusation

00:30:33of premeditated murder

00:30:34at the expense of unknown persons

00:30:35and pass the practice

00:30:37to the investigating judge

00:30:38a magistrate

00:30:39very good

00:30:39and very zealous

00:30:40in this

00:30:41as in many other investigations

00:30:42what is called

00:30:43Rocco Chinnici

00:30:44eliminate

00:30:45a relationship

00:30:47which turned out to be

00:30:47always harmful

00:30:49here in Sicily

00:30:49of the mafia with power

00:30:51uniform that

00:30:52it is taken away from the mafia

00:30:53another chance

00:30:55of enrichment

00:30:56which is that

00:30:56of the apartment

00:30:58of public works

00:30:59which is that

00:30:59of the intervention

00:31:00parasitic

00:31:01in economic activity

00:31:03of the region

00:31:04but Rocco Chinnici

00:31:05can't do much

00:31:09he takes in hand

00:31:10the investigations

00:31:11and puts together

00:31:11all those elements

00:31:12that first

00:31:13they had not been

00:31:14taken into consideration

00:31:20but there is no time

00:31:21why July 29th

00:31:231983

00:31:24Judge Chinnici

00:31:25he dies

00:31:42the file

00:31:43passes into hand

00:31:44to another councilor

00:31:45instructor

00:31:46he is also a magistrate

00:31:48very good

00:31:48and very zealous

00:31:49to which they will have to

00:31:50many successes

00:31:51of the State

00:31:52against Cosa Nostra

00:31:53how to have it organized

00:31:54the anti-mafia pool

00:31:55which will bring

00:31:55at the maxi-trial

00:31:58a man never enough

00:31:59remembered

00:32:00what is called

00:32:00Antonino Caponnetto

00:32:07but also the councilor

00:32:08instructor Caponnetto

00:32:09can't do much

00:32:10the investigations

00:32:11the judge writes

00:32:12Caponnetto

00:32:13in his sentence

00:32:14they were dubious

00:32:15the right track

00:32:16it was that

00:32:17of mafia-related murder

00:32:18but too much time has passed

00:32:19and too many elements are missing

00:32:21Like this

00:32:21always on request

00:32:22of the deputy prosecutor

00:32:24Little Lord

00:32:24he is forced to archive

00:32:26May 19, 1984

00:32:28but it doesn't end here

00:32:36it's indescribable

00:32:37it's a little shocking

00:32:38the whole situation

00:32:39but

00:32:40in all this context

00:32:43that is, us

00:32:45what did we do?

00:32:48that is, we don't have

00:32:49I mourned the dead

00:32:50why this time

00:32:51to shed tears

00:32:53that is, we didn't have it

00:32:54in front of that

00:32:56empty bar

00:32:57us immediately

00:32:58we rolled up

00:32:59how do you say

00:33:00the sleeves

00:33:01and we moved on

00:33:03they don't fit

00:33:04Peppino's friends

00:33:05they don't fit

00:33:06associations such as

00:33:07the Sicilian center

00:33:08of documentation

00:33:09the kneaded center

00:33:10they don't fit

00:33:11Peppino's family

00:33:13above all

00:33:13his mother Felicia

00:33:14that instead of

00:33:15stay indoors

00:33:16in silence

00:33:17as a certain one would like

00:33:18tradition

00:33:19especially the mafia one

00:33:20he's busy

00:33:21speaks

00:33:22intervenes

00:33:23it is constituted

00:33:24civil party

00:33:24he wants justice

00:33:26for his son

00:33:26Mrs. Felicia

00:33:27he mobilizes

00:33:29a strong movement

00:33:30of opinion

00:33:31to support

00:33:31of family members

00:33:32by Peppino

00:33:32and of the kneaded center

00:33:33which involves

00:33:34political parties

00:33:35and intellectuals

00:33:43the investigations

00:33:44they reopen

00:33:45especially because

00:33:46in the meantime

00:33:46they have arrived

00:33:47the statements

00:33:48of the collaborators

00:33:48of justice

00:33:49like Gaspari Mutolo

00:33:50Antonino Calderone

00:33:51Francesco Di Carlo

00:33:52or Tommaso Buscetta

00:33:53but above all

00:33:55Salvatore Palazzolo

00:33:56which is typical of Cinisi

00:34:03to kill Peppino

00:34:05kneaded

00:34:06they all say

00:34:06it was our thing

00:34:08Don Tano Badalamenti

00:34:09Tano Seduto

00:34:10the big boss

00:34:11of the mafia

00:34:12I want one thing

00:34:13repeat

00:34:15let's see if it helps

00:34:17a single pub

00:34:20I have only one flyer

00:34:22what does he say?

00:34:23Gaetano

00:34:24Badalamenti

00:34:27yes I know

00:34:28that when he

00:34:29Don Tano said

00:34:30he was referring to me

00:34:32but about what?

00:34:33April 11th

00:34:34of 2002

00:34:35it finally arrives

00:34:36the sentence

00:34:36of the Court

00:34:37of Assize

00:34:37from Palermo

00:34:38that condemns

00:34:39to life imprisonment

00:34:39Gaetano Badalamenti

00:34:41as principal

00:34:42of the murder

00:34:42by Peppino

00:34:43kneaded

00:34:45Don Tano Badalamenti

00:34:46he will die in 2004

00:34:48in the United States

00:34:49in prison

00:34:50for cardiac arrest

00:34:51Mrs. Felicia

00:34:52dies on December 7

00:34:53of 2004

00:34:54he made it in time

00:34:55to see a little

00:34:56of justice

00:34:56for his son Peppino

00:34:57that he was not a terrorist

00:34:59but just a boy

00:35:00with this strange idea

00:35:01to change the world

00:35:03but it doesn't end here

00:35:04there is a word

00:35:05that the judge

00:35:06Caponnetto

00:35:06uses in his sentence

00:35:08of archiving

00:35:08and which is found

00:35:09even in the sentences

00:35:10of condemnation

00:35:11by Salvatore Palazzolo

00:35:13and of Don Tano Badalamenti

00:35:14and in the relationship

00:35:15of the anti-mafia commission

00:35:16this word is

00:35:17misdirection

00:35:18the final chapter

00:35:20of the anti-mafia report

00:35:21that analyzes

00:35:22what happened

00:35:23after death

00:35:23by Peppino Impastato

00:35:25has a title

00:35:26very significant

00:35:27anatomy

00:35:28of a detour

00:35:41the right track

00:35:42it was that

00:35:43of the mafia murder

00:35:44but it was hidden

00:35:45from the actions

00:35:46of the mafiosi

00:35:47and subsequently

00:35:47omitted from the investigation

00:35:49Why?

00:35:50why certain investigators

00:35:51and certain magistrates

00:35:52they were not

00:35:53able

00:35:54to recognize her?

00:35:55to try to understand it

00:35:57we have to go back

00:35:57to the second

00:35:58of our stories

00:35:59the one we interrupted

00:36:01in front of the prison

00:36:02from Ragusa

00:36:02the 500

00:36:03with the two men inside

00:36:05the tall boy

00:36:06with sideburns

00:36:07behind the wheel

00:36:07and that other one

00:36:08with the purse

00:36:09and the guns inside

00:36:12suddenly

00:36:13the 500

00:36:14skids

00:36:15and mounts

00:36:15On Pavement

00:36:16of the prison

00:36:17Roberto Campria

00:36:18the boy with the bag

00:36:19comes out from the side

00:36:20of the passenger

00:36:21and runs to knock

00:36:22at the prison door

00:36:27in hand

00:36:28still has

00:36:28Smith & Wesson

00:36:29to the guards

00:36:30that open the door

00:36:31he says he came

00:36:32to constitute itself

00:36:33why he killed

00:36:34a person

00:36:34and now he's tired

00:36:35and he just wants to sleep

00:36:44in the 500

00:36:46lying on the steering wheel

00:36:47there is Giovanni

00:36:48spampinato

00:36:48killed by 6 shots

00:36:50shot at point-blank range

00:36:51no more than 15 cm

00:36:55he dies

00:36:56before arriving

00:36:57to the hospital

00:36:58John was

00:37:00a boy

00:37:02as there are many

00:37:04Today

00:37:05in our families

00:37:07in universities

00:37:08he was a boy

00:37:10curious

00:37:11very interested

00:37:14to the facts

00:37:16of the news

00:37:16of culture

00:37:17and lived

00:37:18politics

00:37:20as a civic commitment

00:37:23Giovanni is good

00:37:25and he sees things

00:37:26and he writes to her

00:37:35Ragusa

00:37:35for example

00:37:36is considered

00:37:37a province

00:37:37daddy

00:37:38what are they called

00:37:39the areas

00:37:39where the mafia

00:37:40there is no

00:37:41there is no crime

00:37:42organized

00:37:42and nothing happens

00:37:45daddy

00:37:46that is, silly

00:37:47not so smart

00:37:48according to certain values

00:37:49naturally

00:37:50to know how to organize

00:37:51Ragusa

00:37:52they say

00:37:53it's the city

00:37:54more peaceful

00:37:54of the world

00:37:56but Giovanni Spampinato

00:37:58we said it

00:37:59he's a good guy

00:37:59he sees things

00:38:01he sees them in depth

00:38:02and he knows that Ragusa

00:38:03as a city

00:38:03and as a province

00:38:04it's not a babba

00:38:05not at all

00:38:06write about certain things

00:38:08but it's risky

00:38:09and some friends

00:38:09some colleagues

00:38:10he tells him

00:38:11who makes you do it?

00:38:12but Giovanni Spampinato

00:38:13he has this idea

00:38:14that things that don't go well

00:38:15you have to change them

00:38:16like Peppino Impastato

00:38:17and it goes on anyway

00:38:18what happened

00:38:20Truly

00:38:20is that

00:38:21John

00:38:23doing his job

00:38:25of a reporter

00:38:26had developed

00:38:28a series of investigations

00:38:29on the movements

00:38:30neo-fascists

00:38:31that in the end

00:38:33of the 60s

00:38:34in the early 70s

00:38:36they operated

00:38:36in this area

00:38:38of Sicily

00:38:39Here you are

00:38:39while he was doing

00:38:40this investigation

00:38:42he had just had

00:38:44made another one

00:38:45sensational discovery

00:38:46in March

00:38:47of 1972

00:38:49had discovered

00:38:51That

00:38:51in Ragusa

00:38:52he was turning

00:38:53For

00:38:53drink coffee

00:38:55in the bar

00:38:56principal

00:38:57of the city

00:38:57most popular

00:38:58Stefano

00:38:59of the Chiaie

00:39:00founder

00:39:00of National Avant-garde

00:39:02that in that period

00:39:03he was a fugitive

00:39:05because he was wanted

00:39:06for the bombs

00:39:08at the altar

00:39:08of the homeland

00:39:09of Rome

00:39:11connected

00:39:11to the massacre

00:39:12of Piazza Fontana

00:39:13Stefano

00:39:14of the Chiaie

00:39:15involved

00:39:16in various capacities

00:39:16in many

00:39:17of the investigations

00:39:17which have as their object

00:39:18the strategy

00:39:19of attention

00:39:19in Italy

00:39:20from the end

00:39:21of the 60s

00:39:21at the start

00:39:22of the 80s

00:39:23he has always been acquitted

00:39:24and exonerated

00:39:25from all charges

00:39:26of this kind

00:39:26in those years

00:39:28but

00:39:28he was still at large

00:39:32John

00:39:33he writes about these things

00:39:34talks about the presence

00:39:35of neo-fascists

00:39:36in the area

00:39:36and hypothesizes

00:39:37a closeness

00:39:38with the exponents

00:39:39of crime

00:39:40organized

00:39:44Angelo Tumino

00:39:45he is 47 years old

00:39:46and he is a builder

00:39:47from Ragusa

00:39:47he's a character

00:39:48very well known

00:39:49in the city

00:39:49beautiful cars

00:39:50good life

00:39:51beautiful women

00:39:52he also did

00:39:53the appearance

00:39:53in a movie

00:39:54by Pietro Germi

00:39:54Italian-style divorce

00:39:56which is being filmed

00:39:57right in Ragusa

00:39:59he was also busy

00:40:00in politics

00:40:00as a counselor

00:40:01for the movement

00:40:02Italian social

00:40:03Then

00:40:04Engineer Tumino

00:40:05leave the business

00:40:05of builder

00:40:06and he starts doing it

00:40:07the antique dealer

00:40:08someone like that

00:40:09Engineer Tumino

00:40:16one who does

00:40:17a good life

00:40:17lately

00:40:19but

00:40:19the engineer

00:40:20he seems depressed

00:40:21he seems worried

00:40:22he says

00:40:23to have problems

00:40:26February 26th

00:40:27of 1972

00:40:28some farmers

00:40:30that are passing by

00:40:31along a small street

00:40:31farm

00:40:32they see something

00:40:33on the edge

00:40:34of the road

00:40:34and as soon as the farmers

00:40:36they are getting closer

00:40:37they see

00:40:37that that man is dead

00:40:39because his head is split

00:40:40it seems like a stick blow

00:40:50but not only

00:40:51who killed him

00:40:52after beating him

00:40:53in a colloquy

00:40:54and split his head open

00:40:56he also shot him

00:40:57the coup de grace

00:40:58with a bullet

00:40:599mm caliber

00:40:59in the forehead

00:41:00while everyone

00:41:01the other correspondents

00:41:04they say

00:41:05the investigations

00:41:06they follow all the leads

00:41:08And

00:41:08they don't say more

00:41:10John instead

00:41:12says a news item

00:41:13that others

00:41:14they had decided

00:41:15to leave

00:41:16in the pen

00:41:17that is, among people

00:41:18suspected

00:41:19from the very first moment

00:41:20And

00:41:22questioned

00:41:23by the magistrates

00:41:24up in the imminence

00:41:25of this crime

00:41:26there is

00:41:26this character

00:41:27excellent

00:41:28who is the son

00:41:29of the president

00:41:29of the court

00:41:30the president's son

00:41:32of the court

00:41:33from Ragusa

00:41:33is called

00:41:34Roberto Campria

00:41:35and we've already seen it

00:41:36John discovers

00:41:37who is the last person

00:41:38to have seen alive

00:41:39Engineer Tumino

00:41:40because he is a friend of his

00:41:41and that for this reason

00:41:42he was questioned

00:41:51John

00:41:51he doesn't say the name

00:41:52but it gives many elements

00:41:53to identify it

00:41:54and he also says

00:41:55that about him

00:41:56they concentrate

00:41:57the suspects

00:41:57of the investigators

00:42:00that they are putting

00:42:01in relation

00:42:02the murder

00:42:02of the engineer

00:42:03with the activity

00:42:04of some

00:42:04neo-fascists

00:42:05of the area

00:42:13threats are coming

00:42:14at Palermo time

00:42:16a flyer arrives

00:42:17of the SAMs

00:42:17the teams

00:42:18Mussolini action

00:42:19an averse group

00:42:20far right

00:42:21what they say

00:42:21to stop it

00:42:22with those

00:42:23insulting accusations

00:42:24John

00:42:25he reflects immediately

00:42:27about this thing

00:42:27and begins to wonder

00:42:29if really

00:42:30all the mystery

00:42:30that surrounds

00:42:31this crime

00:42:32which still today

00:42:33after 35 years

00:42:34it remained

00:42:35mysterious

00:42:36unpaid

00:42:37if you don't bring

00:42:38to those same ones

00:42:39personages

00:42:40of which he

00:42:41he took care of it

00:42:41in investigations

00:42:42what are these

00:42:44neo-fascists

00:42:44that some

00:42:46that arrive

00:42:46from Rome

00:42:47which present

00:42:48projects

00:42:49amazing

00:42:50of investments

00:42:51with others

00:42:53who speak

00:42:54of explosives

00:42:56of landings

00:42:56of weapons

00:42:57on the coasts

00:42:58from Ragusa

00:42:59while he

00:43:01it is asked

00:43:01these things

00:43:02and in particular

00:43:03on some

00:43:03of these characters

00:43:04of which he

00:43:05he wrote

00:43:05in the newspaper

00:43:06these come

00:43:07summoned

00:43:08by the judges

00:43:08and questioned

00:43:09own

00:43:10in relation

00:43:12to the crime

00:43:13tumino

00:43:13and then

00:43:15John

00:43:16he convinces himself

00:43:17that there must be

00:43:18a connection

00:43:19which is not alone

00:43:21him

00:43:21to hypothesize

00:43:22but that the data

00:43:23I am in fact

00:43:26Roberto Campria

00:43:27first complaint

00:43:28the newspaper

00:43:28and Giovanni Spampinato

00:43:29and then

00:43:30asks to meet him

00:43:38Campria

00:43:39he calls him home

00:43:40he says

00:43:40Good morning

00:43:41I am the murderer

00:43:42it's ironic of course

00:43:47John

00:43:48he meets him

00:43:49sometimes

00:43:49and then

00:43:50reports

00:43:50its

00:43:51statements

00:43:51in a conference

00:43:52press

00:43:53in which

00:43:53Campria

00:43:54he says

00:43:54of not having

00:43:55nothing to do

00:43:56with the murder

00:43:57of the engineer

00:43:57Tumino

00:43:59John Spampinato

00:44:00he wants to see us

00:44:01clearer

00:44:02on this case

00:44:02about this murder

00:44:03and on that too

00:44:05what's happening

00:44:05in Ragusa

00:44:06on this idea of his

00:44:07this hypothesis of his

00:44:08that some

00:44:09neo-fascists

00:44:10involved

00:44:10in the plots

00:44:11aversive

00:44:11have had

00:44:12contacts

00:44:12with some exponents

00:44:13of Cosa Nostra

00:44:27Then

00:44:27that October 27th

00:44:29of 1972

00:44:30Roberto Campria

00:44:31call Giovanni

00:44:32Spampinato

00:44:33he wants to see it

00:44:34It does not matter

00:44:34if it's late

00:44:35half past ten

00:44:36in the evening

00:44:36you have to talk to him

00:44:37they can take

00:44:38a coffee

00:44:39and talk

00:44:41instead no

00:44:42he wants to kill him

00:44:43he unloads on him

00:44:44six shots

00:44:45point-blank

00:44:45while he is driving

00:44:46and then

00:44:47it is constituted

00:44:53in July

00:44:53of 1975

00:44:55the court

00:44:56of assizes

00:44:56of Syracuse

00:44:57condemnation

00:44:57Roberto Campria

00:44:58at 21 years old

00:44:59for the murder

00:45:00by Giovanni Spampinato

00:45:01motive

00:45:02Campria

00:45:02he felt

00:45:03persecuted

00:45:04from the activity

00:45:04journalism

00:45:05by John

00:45:05and killed him

00:45:15condemnation

00:45:16reduced

00:45:16at 14 years old

00:45:17from the court

00:45:18of assizes

00:45:18of appeal

00:45:19from Catania

00:45:19in May

00:45:20of 1977

00:45:21Then

00:45:22confirmed

00:45:23in Cassation

00:45:24there are many

00:45:25then and now

00:45:26who think so

00:45:27who believe

00:45:28that the truth

00:45:29it's a little more complicated

00:45:31of the official version

00:45:32that Giovanni Spampinato

00:45:33was killed

00:45:34why it was not investigated

00:45:35deeper

00:45:36on the plots

00:45:37between the mafia

00:45:37politics

00:45:38and black diversion

00:45:39that in those years

00:45:40they were moving

00:45:41in Sicily

00:45:42disturbing hypotheses

00:45:44which could be

00:45:44just conspiracy theories

00:45:46or

00:45:46an ugly truth

00:45:51night of January 26th

00:45:521976

00:45:53the simple carabiniere

00:45:55to stink

00:45:56Carmine

00:45:56who sleeps in his cot

00:45:58and Falcetta pointed it

00:45:59Savior

00:45:59who stays awake

00:46:00maybe to think

00:46:02to his mother

00:46:02who is sick

00:46:03to his country

00:46:05out

00:46:06we said it

00:46:07it's raining and it's windy

00:46:08and it thunders too

00:46:09because there is a storm

00:46:10but the Falcetta episode

00:46:11feels the same

00:46:12a noise inside the barracks

00:46:13which is small

00:46:14entrance garden

00:46:15and three rooms

00:46:28a burst to the chest

00:46:30and in the face

00:46:30to him

00:46:31and a burst to the chest

00:46:32and one in the face

00:46:33even to the policeman

00:46:34simple in Puzzo

00:46:35that instead

00:46:35he is nailed

00:46:36on his cot

00:46:41Then

00:46:41who killed them

00:46:42steals uniforms

00:46:43and service weapons

00:46:44and disappears

00:46:45two dead carabinieri

00:46:47killed like this

00:46:48a massacre

00:46:49In short

00:46:49the massacre

00:46:50of the barracks

00:46:51of Alcamar

00:47:04to report the massacre

00:47:06it's the police

00:47:07they are the agents

00:47:08of the escort

00:47:08of the Honorable

00:47:09Giorgio Almirante

00:47:10secretary of the MSI

00:47:11that is passing by

00:47:12on the highway

00:47:13at 7 in the morning

00:47:14they see the door

00:47:15of the open barracks

00:47:16with the lock

00:47:17scorched

00:47:18and they warn

00:47:18the carabinieri

00:47:19arrived in Alcamo

00:47:21there were 5-6 of us

00:47:23all under officers

00:47:24arrived in Alcamo

00:47:26let's begin

00:47:27to visit the places

00:47:29of the massacre

00:47:30the bodies

00:47:32they had already been

00:47:33let's say

00:47:34taken to the morgue

00:47:35and let's start

00:47:38an analysis

00:47:39of the scene

00:47:40of the crime

00:47:41and an analysis

00:47:42of the territory

00:47:44to search

00:47:45to understand

00:47:45a bit

00:47:46the slopes

00:47:49useful

00:47:50to reach

00:47:51a positive result

00:47:53one of the reasons

00:47:54main

00:47:55which entailed

00:47:56the sending

00:47:57of the section

00:47:58special

00:47:59of Naples

00:47:59which was

00:48:00purely

00:48:00constituted

00:48:01for the fight

00:48:03against terrorism

00:48:04it was the fact

00:48:06which had been

00:48:06claimed

00:48:07this attack

00:48:09at the barracks

00:48:09with a flyer

00:48:11which already from a first examination

00:48:12appeared

00:48:14practically

00:48:18Not

00:48:18false

00:48:20Indeed

00:48:21it looks like an action

00:48:21of terrorism

00:48:22those are the years

00:48:23the years of lead

00:48:24but there is something

00:48:25that doesn't come back

00:48:26the claim

00:48:27signed

00:48:28Sicily core

00:48:29army

00:48:29it's false

00:48:30after a little while

00:48:31the denial arrives

00:48:32of the Red Brigades

00:48:33it wasn't them

00:48:34they consider

00:48:35the weapon

00:48:35an enemy

00:48:36and they don't pay

00:48:36a tear

00:48:37for the two carabinieri

00:48:38killed

00:48:38for Carmine

00:48:39and for Salvatore

00:48:40but it wasn't them

00:48:45but there is something

00:48:46of strange

00:48:46even if false

00:48:48the claim

00:48:49refers to

00:48:49to a particular

00:48:50very precise

00:48:51the discovery

00:48:52of a button

00:48:53that would have been lost

00:48:54from whoever shot

00:48:55in the barracks

00:48:56and then

00:48:56would have been found

00:48:57from the police

00:48:58particular though

00:49:00that was not

00:49:00told to the newspapers

00:49:02and also the method

00:49:03with which the murderers

00:49:04they entered

00:49:05in the barracks

00:49:05of Alcamar

00:49:06it's strange

00:49:09they cut

00:49:10the lock

00:49:11of the small door

00:49:11wooden

00:49:12with a blowtorch

00:49:13it's an anomalous method

00:49:15why is it needed?

00:49:15a doughnut

00:49:16for the oxyacetylene flame

00:49:17which is big

00:49:17it's uncomfortable

00:49:18and it is also

00:49:19very visible

00:49:19and the flame

00:49:20Then

00:49:21it also makes a lot of noise

00:49:28All right

00:49:29it was raining

00:49:30there was wind

00:49:31there was a storm

00:49:31with the thunder

00:49:32but there were definitely

00:49:33much more discreet methods

00:49:35to enter

00:49:35in the barracks

00:49:40but above all

00:49:41why kill

00:49:42the two carabinieri

00:49:42of the barracks

00:49:43of Alcamar

00:49:44the carabiniere

00:49:45simple smell

00:49:46and he pointed the sickle at it

00:49:47Carmine and Salvatore

00:49:48we are in Alcamomarina

00:49:50nothing ever happens

00:49:51in those parts

00:49:52especially in winter

00:49:55actually

00:49:56it's not quite like that

00:49:57actually

00:49:58in those three kilometers

00:49:59of the beach

00:50:00in Alcamomarina

00:50:01a lot of things happen

00:50:02and especially in winter

00:50:04there are landings

00:50:05of entire loads

00:50:06of cigarettes

00:50:07smuggled

00:50:08of drugs

00:50:08and maybe

00:50:09even of weapons

00:50:12the mafia family

00:50:14of the place

00:50:14it's that of the Rimi

00:50:15Vincenzo and Filippo Rimi

00:50:16a family

00:50:17very powerful

00:50:18Philip is brother-in-law

00:50:19by Don Tano Badalamenti

00:50:20and with political connections

00:50:22important

00:50:22in Christian democracy

00:50:24of which the old boss

00:50:25Vincenzo Rimi

00:50:25was part of

00:50:28but he pointed it sickle

00:50:30and the policeman

00:50:31simple smell

00:50:32they didn't care

00:50:33of these things

00:50:33to the utmost

00:50:34they were giving the fine

00:50:35to motorists

00:50:36that were going fast

00:50:37or to street vendors

00:50:38without a license

00:50:39in summer

00:50:44something like that

00:50:46such a bad thing

00:50:47cannot go unpunished

00:50:52it's something that strikes

00:50:53that makes you angry

00:50:54and which also creates

00:50:55a lot of tension

00:50:56and a lot of nervousness

00:50:57even among the Carabinieri

00:50:58I remember precisely

00:51:00that the orientation

00:51:02that was given

00:51:03to the investigations

00:51:04he was oriented

00:51:06towards the groups

00:51:07far left

00:51:09that is, they were searched

00:51:10left-wing militants

00:51:15known

00:51:16for their political commitment

00:51:20even if not on the far left

00:51:22but simply

00:51:23because left-wing

00:51:24It does not matter

00:51:25if the claim

00:51:26it's false

00:51:27this is a case

00:51:28of terrorism

00:51:29then something happens

00:51:33a roadblock

00:51:34of the carabinieri

00:51:35that is on the road

00:51:36which leads to the beach

00:51:37he stops a young man from Alcamo

00:51:38what is called

00:51:39Joseph Vesco

00:51:43Vesco is driving

00:51:44a stolen car

00:51:45he has a gun

00:51:46and another one

00:51:46is found

00:51:47with a search

00:51:50there's enough of it

00:51:51naturally

00:51:52and Vesco

00:51:52he is arrested

00:52:00one of the guns

00:52:01found

00:52:02it is compatible

00:52:03with the murders

00:52:03of the barracks

00:52:09the other

00:52:09he has the numbers

00:52:10of freshman year

00:52:11worked

00:52:11with a drill

00:52:12to delete them

00:52:13and it could be

00:52:14one of those

00:52:14stolen from Alcamar

00:52:17the carabinieri

00:52:18they believe

00:52:18that Bishop

00:52:19was part of

00:52:20of the command

00:52:21who acted

00:52:21at the barracks

00:52:22and they question him

00:52:23on this

00:52:28Bishop

00:52:29he says he doesn't know

00:52:30Nothing

00:52:30of the massacre

00:52:31of the barracks

00:52:31he says he is

00:52:32just a postman

00:52:33which he had to deliver

00:52:34the weapons

00:52:35to someone

00:52:35on the beach

00:52:36the carabinieri

00:52:37they don't believe him

00:52:38and they continue

00:52:38the interrogation

00:52:49in the end

00:52:50at the end of the interrogation

00:52:51Bishop

00:52:51declares

00:52:52of having been part of

00:52:53of the command

00:52:54who killed

00:52:54the two carabinieri

00:52:55indicates

00:52:56where they are located

00:52:57the uniforms

00:52:57and the weapons

00:52:58steal the barracks

00:52:59and he names

00:53:00of four other people

00:53:01who are arrested

00:53:19I am a manufacturer

00:53:20of Partinico barrels

00:53:21whose name is Giovanni Mandalà

00:53:22and three boys from Alcamo

00:53:24Vincenzo Ferrantelli

00:53:25Gaetano Sant'Angelo

00:53:26and Giuseppe Gulotta

00:53:28at the age of 18

00:53:31and a half

00:53:31February 12th

00:53:33of 76

00:53:35they're knocking on my door

00:53:36a group

00:53:37of carabinieri

00:53:38and which

00:53:39they tell me

00:53:41to follow them

00:53:41in the barracks

00:53:42which

00:53:44I follow them

00:53:44I'm telling my parents

00:53:46who were the carabinieri

00:53:47and what they did to me

00:53:48and that they wanted me

00:53:49in the barracks

00:53:50I go

00:53:51and they put me

00:53:52under surveillance

00:53:53from someone

00:53:54in a room

00:53:56for about a couple of hours

00:53:57the reason I am

00:53:58a little bit

00:53:59explained

00:53:59was

00:54:00the fact that I

00:54:01a few months ago

00:54:03I had made a request

00:54:04to go and do

00:54:04the financial police

00:54:06as they told me

00:54:07which were for certain

00:54:09I thought they were

00:54:10certainly

00:54:10according to the financial police

00:54:11the four

00:54:12called into question

00:54:13from Vesco

00:54:14they are questioned

00:54:15and all four

00:54:16they end up signing

00:54:17a guilty plea

00:54:24Joseph Vesco

00:54:25but he retracts everything

00:54:26he says he is

00:54:28innocent

00:54:28of the massacre

00:54:29of the carabinieri

00:54:30of the barracks

00:54:30and to have accused

00:54:31innocent people

00:54:32to cover

00:54:33the real culprits

00:54:34of the massacre

00:54:35nobody believes them

00:54:36and anyway

00:54:37October 26, 1976

00:54:39Joseph Vesco

00:54:40is found

00:54:41hanged

00:54:42at the bars

00:54:43of the window

00:54:43of his cell

00:54:51the others

00:54:52they are processed

00:54:53and after a judicial process

00:54:55rather complex

00:54:56between solutions

00:54:57due to insufficiency

00:54:57of evidence

00:54:58and convictions

00:54:59they are all condemned

00:55:00with final sentence

00:55:04Life sentence for Mandala

00:55:05which would have opened

00:55:06the little door

00:55:07with the blowtorch

00:55:07Life sentence for Gulotta

00:55:09that he would have shot

00:55:1020 years in Sant'Angelo

00:55:12that he would have shot

00:55:13him too

00:55:13but he is a minor

00:55:14and 20 years

00:55:15to Ferrantelli

00:55:16who stole

00:55:16the uniforms

00:55:17and the weapons

00:55:18and that he too

00:55:18he is a minor

00:55:21Case closed

00:55:22but then

00:55:23something happens

00:55:24there is someone

00:55:25who speaks

00:55:27I was telling the facts

00:55:29fairly new

00:55:30and in particular

00:55:32I owed him

00:55:34report

00:55:35on the names

00:55:36of the military

00:55:37of the officers

00:55:38who have practiced

00:55:39to the prisoner

00:55:41Bishop

00:55:42to the arrested Vesco

00:55:43up until that moment

00:55:44a treatment

00:55:47very very hard

00:55:51it wasn't for me

00:55:53a fact

00:55:53that I accepted

00:55:55was against

00:55:56the oath

00:55:58of fidelity

00:55:59that I had done

00:56:00when I entered

00:56:02in the Carabinieri

00:56:03and when I became

00:56:04under-officer

00:56:05of the Carabinieri

00:56:07when I did

00:56:08the oath

00:56:08of fidelity

00:56:10in taking on

00:56:12the ranks of brigadier

00:56:13junior officer of the army

00:56:14in presence

00:56:15of the general

00:56:16from the church

00:56:16I took an oath

00:56:19of fidelity

00:56:21to a commitment

00:56:22that I was

00:56:23effectively

00:56:24assuming

00:56:25to respect

00:56:26of respect

00:56:27of the laws

00:56:28and democracy

00:56:29in September 2007

00:56:31right after an episode

00:56:32of Midnight Blue

00:56:33which also remembered

00:56:34the barracks episode

00:56:35the former brigadier

00:56:36Renato Lino

00:56:37who had participated

00:56:38to the interrogations

00:56:40of the condemned youths

00:56:41and that he had tried

00:56:42to tell

00:56:42this story

00:56:43other times too

00:56:44he has a new crisis

00:56:45of conscience

00:56:46and talks to the newspapers

00:56:47with Francesco Lalicata

00:56:49of the daily newspaper

00:56:50The Press

00:56:50and with the newspaper

00:56:51from Trapani

00:56:52Citizen Kane

00:56:53Bishop came

00:56:54practically

00:56:55literally

00:56:56stripped naked

00:56:58And

00:56:58issued

00:56:59above

00:57:00two boxes

00:57:02in use

00:57:03to the police

00:57:04until reaching

00:57:05a height

00:57:0670-80 cm

00:57:08was put

00:57:09with your hands

00:57:10tied to the feet

00:57:11with the head

00:57:12leaning backwards

00:57:14The former brigadier

00:57:15Olino

00:57:16speaks

00:57:16tells his story

00:57:17version of the facts

00:57:18and says

00:57:19that he realizes

00:57:20that the others

00:57:20four arrested

00:57:21they were brutally

00:57:23tortured

00:57:23him

00:57:24Not

00:57:27he recognized

00:57:28his

00:57:30responsibility

00:57:31he kept repeating

00:57:33that the weapons

00:57:33in his possession

00:57:35they had to be

00:57:35delivered

00:57:36to some people

00:57:38of which

00:57:39would never have

00:57:40made the name

00:57:41and that he

00:57:43it was simply

00:57:44a postman

00:57:44at that point

00:57:46he was given

00:57:47an accusation

00:57:48iron

00:57:49in the mouth

00:57:50it is decanted

00:57:51in this charge

00:57:52of the fires

00:57:53amount of water

00:57:54diluted

00:57:55with a large quantity

00:57:56of salt

00:57:58that is

00:57:59almost at the limits

00:58:00of drowning

00:58:02in a moment

00:58:04of pause

00:58:06I had the opportunity

00:58:07to represent

00:58:09to the officer

00:58:11who managed

00:58:12the whole operation

00:58:13the whole interrogator

00:58:15if we want it

00:58:15call it that

00:58:16I pointed it out to him

00:58:18that I was

00:58:19in disagreement

00:58:20with this method

00:58:21that he would not have

00:58:22brought to nothing

00:58:23to the utmost

00:58:25we could have

00:58:26have names

00:58:27of innocent people

00:58:28that had nothing to do with it

00:58:29Nothing

00:58:29for the only

00:58:30with the sole aim

00:58:32to suspend

00:58:33these tortures

00:58:36I was answered

00:58:38to the utmost

00:58:39this risks

00:58:40to go to jail

00:58:41for prescription

00:58:42of weapons

00:58:42we'll see then

00:58:44go around Alcamo

00:58:46while he

00:58:47he killed

00:58:47two carabinieri

00:58:48he killed

00:58:49two soldiers

00:58:52he killed

00:58:52two in uniform

00:58:54like the port

00:58:55the uniform

00:58:56so basically

00:58:57put a little

00:58:59aside

00:59:00for this position of mine

00:59:03I even got to say

00:59:04that if the tortures

00:59:06that's what we have to call them

00:59:08if the tortures

00:59:09to the arrested person

00:59:11they don't stop

00:59:12I would have given up

00:59:15from a judge

00:59:17and I will ask

00:59:18the intervention

00:59:19and the presence

00:59:20but it was obvious

00:59:22that I was

00:59:23in the minority

00:59:24on this position of mine

00:59:25the tortures continued

00:59:28bishop

00:59:33he got to the point

00:59:34to drown

00:59:35several times

00:59:36the drowning

00:59:37did not continue

00:59:38that is, torture

00:59:39was suspended

00:59:40Why

00:59:40I had the clear impression

00:59:42that there

00:59:42among the

00:59:44the torturers

00:59:45that's how I can define them

00:59:46there was also a doctor

00:59:48a doctor

00:59:50who controlled

00:59:50the wrist

00:59:51the pressure

00:59:53and decided

00:59:55whether to continue

00:59:56or stop

00:59:57this is that

00:59:58which declares

00:59:59the former brigadier

00:59:59Renato Lino

01:00:00to the press

01:00:01and to the magistrates

01:00:02who question him

01:00:02always according to him

01:00:04the tortures

01:00:05after Vesco

01:00:05they would have spread

01:00:07also to the other arrested

01:00:08bishop

01:00:09he named the names

01:00:10of accomplices

01:00:11every name

01:00:13before he came

01:00:14pronounced

01:00:15he was coming

01:00:16was subjected

01:00:18to very harsh torture

01:00:20I don't rule it out

01:00:21electric exhaust

01:00:22with a cell phone

01:00:23from the field

01:00:23to the genitals

01:00:25was present

01:00:27this tool too

01:00:29of torture

01:00:29a cell phone

01:00:31from the field

01:00:31in wood

01:00:32equipped

01:00:33of a crank

01:00:34that when he came

01:00:36turned strongly

01:00:37produced

01:00:38strong electric shocks

01:00:39it was used

01:00:40probably

01:00:42in the second world war

01:00:42world

01:00:43as a telephone

01:00:44from the field

01:00:44to produce electricity

01:00:46the statements

01:00:47of the former brigadier

01:00:48Olino

01:00:49they are then confirmed

01:00:50from one of those arrested

01:00:51Joseph Gulotta

01:00:52they immediately try

01:00:54to tie me to the chair

01:00:55and they did it

01:00:56and they start beating me

01:00:58to give a beating

01:00:59blind

01:01:01without me

01:01:02I knew nothing

01:01:03the reason

01:01:03that they were

01:01:04doing

01:01:04what they were

01:01:05doing

01:01:06Nothing

01:01:07subsequently

01:01:08When

01:01:08they end

01:01:10they contest me

01:01:11that I

01:01:12I would have been

01:01:13that

01:01:14that would have

01:01:14killed

01:01:15the two carabinieri

01:01:16from Alcamo Marina

01:01:17to the dispute

01:01:19I

01:01:20I'm staying

01:01:21amazed

01:01:22I am not able

01:01:24Nothing

01:01:25and I say right away

01:01:26that I

01:01:26I have nothing to do with it

01:01:28I don't know anything

01:01:29and despite everything

01:01:30more beatings

01:01:31and it continued

01:01:33all night long

01:01:34about

01:01:34with a policeman

01:01:36a

01:01:37every now and again

01:01:37another

01:01:38That

01:01:39all my

01:01:40all my

01:01:41denial

01:01:42of participation

01:01:43they were

01:01:44a slap

01:01:45a fist

01:01:45a hair pull

01:01:46In short

01:01:48threats

01:01:49to do who knows what to me

01:01:50if I hadn't confessed

01:01:52the gun

01:01:53they pointed at me

01:01:54a carabinieri

01:01:55he pointed at me

01:01:55the gun too

01:01:56in the face

01:01:58he spat on me

01:01:59in the face

01:02:00and he squeezed me

01:02:02the genitals

01:02:03In short

01:02:04at that point there

01:02:05and I didn't know anymore

01:02:06what to do

01:02:06in the morning

01:02:08I felt sick

01:02:10and I fainted

01:02:11When

01:02:12I come to

01:02:13and at that point there

01:02:15I decide

01:02:16That

01:02:17I would have said

01:02:18what do I tell him

01:02:20to the police

01:02:20I'll tell you everything

01:02:22whatever you want

01:02:23the importance

01:02:24Meaning what

01:02:24just stop

01:02:25to beat

01:02:26I'll tell you

01:02:26anything

01:02:27what do you want?

01:02:28not you

01:02:30Here you are

01:02:31I will say

01:02:31anything

01:02:32that you

01:02:32you ask me

01:02:33that I say

01:02:34the first question

01:02:35what does it do to me

01:02:35the graduate

01:02:36And

01:02:37Gulotta

01:02:38It is true

01:02:39that she

01:02:40took part

01:02:41to the massacre

01:02:42to the killing

01:02:42of the two carabinieri

01:02:43of Alcomarina

01:02:44since

01:02:45I had to

01:02:46respond at all costs

01:02:47Yes

01:02:48I answered yes

01:02:49and other questions

01:02:50they always followed one another

01:02:52taken little

01:02:52in the same way

01:02:54as if I were

01:02:55already the culprit

01:02:56of the situation

01:02:58and so it was

01:02:59the interrogation

01:03:00subsequently

01:03:01it started like this

01:03:02he went

01:03:03away this way

01:03:04which then

01:03:05even at the moment

01:03:06even at the moment

01:03:07of the signature

01:03:08of the minutes

01:03:10of the declaration

01:03:11which is crooked

01:03:12it can be said

01:03:13a policeman

01:03:15that I had backed out

01:03:17I didn't want to sign it

01:03:18a policeman

01:03:19in a low voice

01:03:20he tells me

01:03:21that if not

01:03:22I had signed

01:03:23who knows what else

01:03:25they would have made me

01:03:26if I hadn't signed

01:03:28if he turns out to be innocent

01:03:30Joseph Gullotta

01:03:31would have done

01:03:32really unfairly

01:03:33several years in prison

01:03:34and it could be

01:03:35really defined

01:03:36as someone did

01:03:37the Valpreda of the South

01:03:38like Pietro Valpreda

01:03:40the innocent accused

01:03:41of the massacre

01:03:42of Piazza Fontana

01:03:50also because

01:03:51in the meantime

01:03:51have emerged

01:03:52other elements

01:03:53that redesign

01:03:54the background

01:03:54of the massacre

01:03:55of the little house

01:03:56of Alcamarro

01:03:58there is a collaborator

01:04:00of justice

01:04:00what is called

01:04:01Leonardo Messina

01:04:01a mafioso

01:04:02of the family

01:04:03of San Cataldo

01:04:04in Caltanissetta

01:04:05Leonardo Messina

01:04:07he is in prison in Trapani

01:04:08and talk to other mafiosi

01:04:09of what happened

01:04:10in Alcamarro

01:04:13it was a mistake

01:04:14the massacre

01:04:15of the barracks

01:04:15of Alcamarro

01:04:16it had been decided

01:04:17to entrust her

01:04:18to some mafiosi

01:04:19of the family

01:04:19of Alcamarro

01:04:20but then

01:04:21it had been decided

01:04:22not to do it anymore

01:04:22the counter-order

01:04:23but he had arrived

01:04:24too late

01:04:25and they

01:04:26they had done it

01:04:26the same

01:04:33but why

01:04:33they had to do it

01:04:35because it had been

01:04:36decided

01:04:36a series

01:04:37of attacks

01:04:38to the State

01:04:38by

01:04:39of the mafia

01:04:39it had been decided

01:04:41a real one

01:04:42strategy

01:04:42of tension

01:04:43to the statements

01:04:44by Leonardo Messina

01:04:45they are added

01:04:46those of another

01:04:47collaborator

01:04:47of justice

01:04:48Joseph Ferro

01:04:49a mafioso

01:04:50of the family

01:04:51from Alcamo

01:04:54In short

01:04:55the motive

01:04:55of the massacre

01:04:56of the barracks

01:04:57should be researched

01:04:58in the context

01:04:59of politics

01:04:59Yes

01:04:59but of politics

01:05:01mafia

01:05:01the presence

01:05:02of the mafia

01:05:03in the events

01:05:04of the strategy

01:05:05of attention

01:05:06emerge

01:05:06as well as

01:05:07in case

01:05:07bourgeois

01:05:08at times

01:05:10also in

01:05:11single episodes

01:05:12of attacks

01:05:14or for example

01:05:15in events

01:05:18still to be clarified

01:05:19as for example

01:05:20the stabbing

01:05:21of the deputy

01:05:22Nigosia

01:05:23of the social movement

01:05:24member

01:05:25of the commission

01:05:26anti-mafia

01:05:27on other occasions

01:05:29pure

01:05:29the mafia

01:05:30she intervened

01:05:31as an element

01:05:33of repression

01:05:33for example

01:05:34the case

01:05:35of the killing

01:05:36of some journalists

01:05:37that they were

01:05:39carrying out

01:05:40investigations

01:05:41in particular

01:05:42relating to relationships

01:05:43among the mafia

01:05:44and the far right

01:05:45that's why

01:05:46who is killed

01:05:47John Spampinato

01:05:48that's why

01:05:49that die

01:05:49the carabinieri

01:05:50of the barracks

01:05:51of Alcamar

01:05:52why in Sicily

01:05:53is in progress

01:05:53a strategy

01:05:54of tension

01:05:55that intertwines

01:05:56with that

01:05:56what's happening

01:05:57in those years

01:05:58in the rest of Italy

01:05:59the massacres

01:05:59the coup attempts

01:06:01terrorism

01:06:02but what here

01:06:02has supporting actors

01:06:04not only

01:06:05aversive groups

01:06:05and institutions

01:06:06but also

01:06:07our thing

01:06:07that's why

01:06:09who is killed

01:06:09an idealist

01:06:10uncomfortable

01:06:11and irreverent

01:06:11like Peppino Impastato

01:06:13with a murder

01:06:14which can be

01:06:14masked

01:06:15like an attack

01:06:16in a way

01:06:16to feed

01:06:17own

01:06:17that strategy

01:06:18of tension

01:06:19in 76

01:06:20after tasting

01:06:22of the carabinieri

01:06:23from Alcamo

01:06:24Peppino

01:06:25comes out with a flyer

01:06:27strong

01:06:27where he reports

01:06:29this crime

01:06:30as a provocation

01:06:31real and proper

01:06:32organized

01:06:33by sectors

01:06:35of the weapon

01:06:35of the carabinieri

01:06:36with the services

01:06:37secrets

01:06:38on this

01:06:39crime

01:06:40there had been

01:06:41of the red herrings

01:06:42terrible

01:06:42Meaning what

01:06:44of the red herrings

01:06:44to cover

01:06:45clearly

01:06:46some sectors

01:06:48dangerous

01:06:49at the level

01:06:50institutional

01:06:51there is another question

01:06:52what should we do?

01:06:53but we have to do it well

01:06:54because it's a question

01:06:55difficult

01:06:56Perhaps

01:06:57there have been

01:06:57many mistakes

01:06:58in the investigations

01:06:59in the stories

01:07:00that we saw

01:07:00many false leads

01:07:01someone

01:07:02have been ascertained

01:07:03from the sentences

01:07:04others instead

01:07:05these are just assumptions

01:07:06which still have to

01:07:07to be sifted

01:07:08but the question

01:07:09it is legitimate

01:07:09what happened

01:07:10to the investigations

01:07:15errors

01:07:16voltage

01:07:16nervousness

01:07:17too much zeal

01:07:18or maybe something

01:07:18worse than worse

01:07:19if it is confirmed

01:07:20for anxiety

01:07:21and the desire

01:07:21to arrive

01:07:22to the truth

01:07:25or

01:07:26certain errors

01:07:27certain false leads

01:07:28certain red herrings

01:07:29as they were defined

01:07:31are part of

01:07:31of a logic

01:07:32more complex politics

01:07:33and at national level

01:07:35these are difficult questions

01:07:36which need to be examined

01:07:38with care

01:07:38and we will do it soon

01:07:40because the story

01:07:41of the police

01:07:42and the Carabinieri

01:07:43in Sicily

01:07:43in the fight against the mafia

01:07:45this is not it

01:07:45or is it not just this

01:07:47should be

01:07:48only

01:07:49the story

01:07:49of those who have

01:07:50sacrificed

01:07:51to defend

01:07:52the State

01:07:52and the people

01:07:53like the general

01:07:54Charles Albert

01:07:55from the Church

01:07:55the captain

01:07:56Emanuele Basile

01:07:57or the captain

01:07:58Mario D'Aleo

01:07:58or even

01:07:59the carabiniere

01:08:00simple in Puzzo

01:08:01and the corporal Falcetta

01:08:02of the barracks

01:08:03of Alcamar

01:08:10it ends here

01:08:11our history

01:08:12the story

01:08:13of three crimes

01:08:14that maybe

01:08:15they have nothing

01:08:15what to see

01:08:16one with the other

01:08:17or maybe

01:08:17they also have too much

01:08:18beyond

01:08:19some disturbing explanations

01:08:20or maybe even just

01:08:21of conspiracy theories

01:08:22they are stories

01:08:23of who had

01:08:24one way or another

01:08:25this strange idea

01:08:26to take that

01:08:27what's wrong with the world

01:08:28and change it

01:08:36things to change

01:08:37in a strange world

01:08:38like the one that measures

01:08:39in a hundred steps

01:08:40what is his name

01:08:41a good movie

01:08:42by Marco Tullio Giordana

01:08:43on life and death

01:08:44by Peppino Impastato

01:08:45the hundred steps precisely

01:08:47what size

01:08:48in a hundred steps

01:08:49only

01:08:49the distance that is there

01:08:50between the villa

01:08:51of a boss

01:08:51like Don Tano Badalamenti

01:08:53and the house

01:08:54of an idealist

01:08:54like Peppino Impastato

01:08:56in Cinisi

01:08:56or things to change

01:08:58in a strange world

01:09:00like a stupid city

01:09:01like Ragusa

01:09:02by Giovanni Spampinato

01:09:03which unfortunately instead

01:09:04daddy

01:09:04it wasn't at all

01:09:05or a barracks

01:09:07on a beach

01:09:08where nothing should happen

01:09:10and instead everything happens

01:09:11like that of Carmina Puzzo

01:09:13and by Salvatore Falcetta

01:09:53and by Salvatore Falcetta

01:09:56and by Salvatore Falcetta

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