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00:02Rome, March 30, 1976. The arrest of Albert Bergamelli closes an era.
00:08The myth of the Marseilles is faltering. In their place, the white-collar mafia is emerging.
00:13who does business with property developers and financiers and who engages in money laundering and speculation.
00:18Its strategist is Pippo Calò, the Cosa Nostra treasurer, who moved to the capital in 1972.
00:27The Roman malla, divided and disorganized, is left with small-scale coastal trading.
00:32Gambling, betting, thefts and above all robberies, carried out by groups called batteries.
00:40They were groups that usually formed for a coup. They'd pull off the coup and then disband.
00:44The underworld is a bit disorganized, a bit disorganized, ready to betray itself, ally itself, or attack again.
00:51Like now? Now it's back to being like that.
00:55He was the coolest. It's no coincidence that he became one of the Magliana's absolute leaders.
01:01For a story about weapons, I already knew it, we decided to make a battery a little more
01:08serious.
01:10And then we find ourselves a gang.
01:12We called each other brothers. It seemed we had chosen each other, found each other equal.
01:21We were already outlaws, but with something more.
01:26The activities you carried out continued to be only those.
01:30Until we got to kidnapping, kidnapping of people.
01:35News: Duke Massimiliano Grazioli has been kidnapped in Rome.
01:41While returning to Rome from his estate by car,
01:44Five armed and masked individuals blocked him in Via della Marciliana, near the Salaria.
01:51Grazioli's kidnappers are demanding 10 billion.
01:54The family, who just sold ownership of the newspaper Il Messaggero for a similar sum, is stalling.
01:59Frantic negotiations followed, conducted through coded newspaper advertisements and anonymous phone calls for over three months.
02:05On February 14, 1978, the parties reached an agreement.
02:10On the evening of March 4th, the hostage's son falls from an overpass on the Rome-Civitavecchia line.
02:14a duffel bag containing one and a half billion lire in cash.
02:17But for the Duke it's already too much.
02:23The season was moved more strongly because it was brought down to the Neapolitan
02:28where he saw a person's face and it was decided to eliminate the kidnapped person.
02:39Grazioli's body will never be found.
02:42Abbatino and Giuseppucci's new gang has achieved its goal, however.
02:46But now there is a problem.
02:48If it were divided among the many participants in the kidnapping
02:51the ransom sum itself, though considerable, would become a paltry sum.
02:56I already have another proposal.
02:58It's worth everyone, 50 million each, we'll put aside whatever's left.
03:02Instead, there is really little, many, there is a lot together.
03:04This is a great base.
03:06But what the fuck is wrong with me?
03:08I want to solve it, I want to solve it.
03:13I want you to solve it.
03:15Let him be polite.
03:16What the fuck are you saying?
03:18Speak kindly, Lebanon, but listen to what you say and then decide later.
03:22So Lebanon, what do we need this base for?
03:26To be what we all want away.
03:27What if we all want out?
03:29Rome.
03:30Taking Rome is the moment that changes the history of Roman crime in the 70s and 80s.
03:36A story written in blood on the streets and then in thousands of pages of court documents.
03:42A crime novel featuring trigger-happy young delinquents
03:49in contact with the Mafia, the Camorra, terrorists, but also with secret service men, politicians and corrupt judges.
03:58But what we are telling you today is also the true story of a powerful and widespread organization.
04:05which at the turn of the 80s will be involved in some of the most disturbing mysteries in Italy.
04:12From the Moro kidnapping to the Pecorelli murder, from the misdirection of the investigation into the massacre
04:17of Bologna in the Calvi case.
04:20It is the story of the Magliana gang reconstructed for us by one of its historical leaders,
04:26Maurizio Abbatino.
04:54There has never been a real boss.
04:57However, there were elements of people who had a little more power over others.
05:05in short, for a while we were free.
05:11All the members of the gang when they have made a body is divided,
05:15in short, the loot, the proper coast, is divided in equal amounts for everyone.
05:23The stick worked and something else worked that this one was there instead
05:27and it was the money set aside for the lawyer, for the lawyer and for the family.
05:36In general, the families of the inmates, in this case one of the few that the Roman criminal world respected,
05:42that whoever went to prison received the package and often the wife was helped
05:47and received legal aid.
05:49This was also a way to prevent them from talking.
05:56But the para cue is also a way to accumulate capital,
05:59to then be reinvested in drug trafficking.
06:01At the end of the 70s, after all, the real business was drugs,
06:05which brings in rivers of money and guarantees unlimited profit margins.
06:13We caught all the drug dealers and supplied them,
06:17we supplied them with our merchandise,
06:23also talking to suppliers.
06:25And there was no point in them coming between us.
06:31What if someone didn't want to be there?
06:35We would have suffered more serious pain.
06:52Drug trafficking brings the new Roman malla
06:55in contact with large criminal organizations.
06:59In the spring of 1978, through Nicolino Selis,
07:03Franco Giuseppucci and Maurizio Abbatino meet Raffaele Cutolo
07:07to open their own supply channel.
07:09Meanwhile, the Testaccini are already serving themselves to others.
07:12That is, Magliana has a series of canals,
07:16Testaccio has another series of canals,
07:18the Testaccio canals are the canals of the mafia, of Cosa Nostra.
07:24Because this meant the flow of narcotic
07:29in an easier way to feed the drug market,
07:33but also broad prospects for reinvestment and recycling
07:38which would certainly have been more asphyxiating
07:41without the operational unity with these large organizations
07:46who operated at the national level.
07:53For Magliana, however, drugs are not the only source of income.
07:56Money also comes from robberies, from betting,
07:59from the prescription and from the pischie,
08:00and it becomes difficult to resist the call of the sweet life.
08:07Nice cars, cocaine, clubs, nice houses,
08:11they did not hide in this respect.
08:14Carabin, Lamborghini, Jaguarville, local women.
08:22Roman criminals wore a gold razor blade around their neck,
08:27They were walking around with platinum bars to snort.
08:31they just had the thing, a kind of, I don't know what to call it,
08:36of cocaine fetishism.
08:43So, the band grows, but from the beginning
08:46there is no shortage of internal tensions and divisions.
08:48But when it comes to defending oneself from an external danger
08:53or to guard the territory, the group is united, determined and ruthless.
08:57The jump, which can be called a jump, however also in the environment,
09:01It begins with the first murder, which is that of Nicolini Franco,
09:06the criminal francino, who was a person who had in his hand
09:11a racing game in Tordivalle.
09:17Rome, July 25, 1978, around midnight.
09:21In the parking lot of the Tordivalle racetrack,
09:23the evening racing program has finished,
09:25Franco Nicolini, the feared boss of illegal gambling,
09:28he gets into his Mercedes.
09:30There had been a disagreement,
09:34In short, he is a person we had to eliminate.
09:43In the panic that follows the shooting,
09:45the killers walk away undisturbed.
09:47The commando is composed of nine people,
09:49all the gang bosses.
09:51This first murder, in particular,
09:53allows this Magliana group
09:55to take control of the racetracks
09:58and therefore of the game of clandestine betting.
10:01The Magliana gang is now a guaranteed brand.
10:04A criminal holding with uncertain contours,
10:07an organization without structured hierarchies,
10:10free from associative rites and constraints,
10:11that among historical leaders, accomplices and supporters
10:14will come to have hundreds of members.
10:16As the group grows,
10:18it's starting to take control too
10:20from other neighborhoods of the city,
10:22absorbing, like a sponge,
10:25other criminals not bound by the bond.
10:41Even when I'm inside,
10:43the Magliana bosses maintain control of the territory.
10:46By bribing prison guards, doctors and lawyers,
10:48from prison they communicate, give orders,
10:51they punish those who make mistakes.
10:53And when they get back on the loose,
10:55their ferocity is unheard of,
10:57often with the aggravating factor of trivial reasons.
11:01Magliana has killed several times,
11:05even in a brutal manner,
11:07and he killed even just for a slap.
11:10Rome, 15 April 1980.
11:13Under the blows of the Magliana hitmen
11:15Amleto Fabiani falls,
11:16guilty of having slapped in public
11:18Renatino De Peris.
11:20The same day, at Alberone,
11:22he was executed in the tobacco shop
11:24which acts as a cover for him
11:25the criminal Teodoro Pugliese.
11:28The order came from Franco Giuseppucci,
11:30but the executors,
11:31according to what the Magliana penitents say,
11:32they are militants of the Roman far right,
11:34the NAR, Revolutionary Armed Nuclei.
11:37Despite this, Pugliese's murderers
11:39they will never be identified with certainty.
11:41They also participated there
11:42to a murder that was a gang problem,
11:48that they made themselves available.
11:52They were rare primates,
11:53and so they resembled us a little
11:54also for what they did.
11:58Then there was a little more contact
11:59because they were dressed in money.
12:06Obviously these NAR robberies
12:07they were practically given out on usury.
12:13But the bosses of Magliana
12:15they are not limited to the youth of the NAR
12:17and armed spontaneity.
12:18Soon, in fact,
12:19they form alliances
12:20even with the most high-ranking right.
12:22In the summer of 1978
12:24in Poggio Catino, in the province of Rieti,
12:26Maurizio Abbatino and Edoardo Toscano
12:28they participate in a meeting
12:30in the villa of Professor Fabio De Felici.
12:33To organize the meeting
12:35he is a real eminence grise
12:37of those years,
12:37the criminologist Aldo Semerani.
12:42Aldo Semerari, born in 1921,
12:45psychiatrist and criminologist from Chiarafama,
12:47for years among the most listened to experts
12:49of the Court of Rome.
12:50Affiliated with Licio Gelli's P2,
12:52in the 70s,
12:53Semerari becomes a reference figure
12:54of various neo-fascist groups,
12:56from the revolutionary action movement
12:58to a new order.
13:02The professor pursues
13:03a precise subversive strategy,
13:05based, among other things,
13:06on the welding between right-wing extremists
13:08and common malabita,
13:09who dedicate themselves together
13:10to self-financing robberies,
13:12kidnapping
13:12and Namitardi attacks.
13:14His relationship with the Magliana gang
13:16It started towards the end of the 70s,
13:18the first to benefit
13:19of his compliant expertise
13:21it's Nicolino Selis.
13:22Then, in the summer of 78,
13:23bonds tighten.
13:26He really liked it
13:27have contact with these criminal groups,
13:30perhaps a bit of professional distortion,
13:34so much so that
13:36also carry out expert assessments
13:38in Piazza Camorra.
13:43and there was a period
13:44that we thought we would use them
13:47as they thought we would use them
13:49for other things.
13:51And what did you use them for?
13:53We only for,
13:55for a purpose, in short,
13:56for izzi,
13:58for supply,
14:00the purchase of weapons,
14:02that in that period for them
14:04it was easier.
14:05And what did they think?
14:07to use you?
14:08He was really thinking about Semerari
14:10right at a support
14:11of a logistical nature,
14:13possibly a coup d'état.
14:15So much so that they made gods,
14:18they were doing some,
14:21as you can say,
14:23In short,
14:23they are the network campaigns,
14:24of networks,
14:26they were calming down
14:27just simulating
14:28of coups d'état.
14:31Aldo Semerari,
14:32did you hear it?
14:33He wants to use young people
14:35those of the gang
14:35for his political plots.
14:37Those of Magliana instead
14:38they see in him
14:39a tool,
14:40a tool to ensure
14:41impunity
14:42to their criminal activities.
14:44In short,
14:45a bond,
14:46an ambiguous bond,
14:47the one with the criminologist,
14:49of which of course
14:50we'll talk again.
14:51But in the early 80s
14:53a new fact,
14:55unpredictable
14:56and breaks in life
14:57of those young bandits.
15:00The murder
15:00of their charismatic leader,
15:02Franco Giuseppucci.
15:08Rome,
15:09Saturday, September 13, 1980,
15:12San Cosimato square,
15:13the heart of Trastevere.
15:15Franco Giuseppucci
15:16he comes out of a bar
15:17and casts a distracted glance
15:18to his executioners.
15:24I remember that
15:25the first news that arrived
15:26they were
15:27a couple of motorcyclists
15:28and one with,
15:29there was no helmet,
15:30then one with a blonde wig,
15:32to shoot.
15:33The black man is wounded,
15:35but attempts a desperate escape
15:36how useless.
15:39And I remember that we
15:41when we arrived
15:42the environment was
15:43really scared,
15:44in the sense that
15:45we are used to it,
15:46when one was going on a crime,
15:47we generally went
15:48in two or three
15:49and one went
15:50and saw the corpse,
15:51his job was to
15:52to see how many holes,
15:53with the position,
15:54just describe the corpse
15:55and the others went around
15:56to ask questions.
15:57Not many police officers
15:58that we heard afterwards,
15:59but the people.
16:00And there we understood immediately
16:01that it wasn't air.
16:02There was a turn around,
16:03there were certain faces,
16:04certain attitudes
16:06that scared us.
16:08If the police
16:09groping in the dark
16:10or at Magliana,
16:10the names of the murderers
16:11they're already on everyone's lips.
16:13To take out the nigger
16:14it was the fishmongers,
16:15the men of the Proietti clan,
16:17come up from the benches
16:18of the local market
16:18of Monteverde,
16:19gambling den managers
16:20and well integrated
16:21in the betting round
16:22clandestine.
16:23And right in the racket
16:24of bets,
16:25monopolized in recent times
16:26from Giuseppucci,
16:27it is to be found
16:28the motive for the murder.
16:30We are dedicated
16:31precisely mainly
16:32to this revenge.
16:35We have decided
16:35to eliminate them
16:37and anyone
16:38had had contact with them.
16:46In the following months
16:47they miraculously escape
16:48to a series of ambushes
16:50Enrico Proietti,
16:51called Ercane
16:52and his brother Mario,
16:53Palledori.
16:56Less fortunate
16:57it's Orazio Benedetti
16:58linked to the fishmongers
16:59and cold
16:59in the games room
17:00of Via Rubicone
17:01to the Salary
17:01January 23, 1981.
17:06Then Marcellone Colafigli
17:08and Antonio Mancini
17:09they decide they've had enough.
17:11It's time to flush out
17:12the projectiles
17:13in their homes.
17:15It's the afternoon
17:16March 16th
17:171981.
17:19And fatefully,
17:20that evening
17:21we found it
17:21and then
17:22we have decided
17:23and let's go
17:24on him.
17:27According to the regulations
17:28of Counts
17:29Chicago style
17:291920s
17:30this evening
17:31in Rome
17:31in Via di Don Olimpia
17:32a road
17:32of a neighborhood
17:33residential
17:34with large buildings
17:34modern.
17:36That afternoon
17:37one of ours
17:38patrol
17:39intervened
17:40in Via Don Olimpia
17:41where he had been
17:41reported
17:42a murder.
17:43In the conflict
17:44fire
17:45between rival clans
17:46he was killed
17:47Maurizio Proietti
17:47one of the big names
17:48of the Roman underworld
17:49involved
17:50in numerous
17:51events
17:51which concerned
17:52the control
17:52of bets
17:53clandestine
17:54and the racetracks
17:54the tour
17:55of the game
17:55at random
17:56the gambling dens
17:56and also
17:57drug deals.
18:00The flying squad
18:01who intervened
18:02he found himself
18:02in front of
18:02two
18:03of the Magliana
18:03with which
18:04they were hiring
18:05clearly
18:05a conflict
18:05on fire
18:06within
18:06of a palace.
18:09When we
18:10we were going out
18:11from the door
18:11after we had
18:12killed
18:13one of the projectiles
18:14I felt
18:16a shot
18:17of gun
18:17here
18:18on the shoulder
18:18close to the heart
18:19I didn't know
18:20from where
18:22came
18:23who me
18:23had shot.
18:28At this point
18:29the assassins
18:30they exploded
18:30some shots
18:31against the machine
18:32of the police
18:33and the agents
18:34they immediately
18:35returned fire
18:36appealing
18:37to automatic weapons.
18:41Really
18:42one of the two
18:42he shielded himself
18:43of a child
18:45to escape
18:46to the capture
18:46of our men.
18:48They were
18:49very good
18:50at the time
18:51the agents
18:51which
18:53after seeing
18:54the child
18:55they stopped
18:57and so
18:57they avoided
18:58a situation
18:58even much more
18:59tragic.
19:01The two killers
19:02although wounded
19:03they have at this point
19:04attempted
19:05a desperate escape
19:06but they were
19:06captured
19:07from the crew
19:07of the flying squad
19:08within
19:08of an apartment
19:09where they were
19:10barricaded.
19:11We had entered
19:11with the intent
19:12to seize them
19:13and send
19:14in the long run
19:15to the operation
19:16of the police
19:17but we got in there
19:18those
19:18who managed to escape.
19:26I remember
19:27one of these
19:28with handcuffs
19:29on the wrists
19:29what it seems to me
19:30if it were Marcello
19:30with the children
19:32who was screaming
19:33I killed him
19:34that bastard.
19:35After
19:36the police arrived
19:37that they had given us
19:38he doesn't care
19:39see the gastro
19:39Why
19:40is dead
19:41is dead.
19:42Mr
19:43we stopped
19:44don't worry about us
19:45did you reach it?
19:47It is confirmed
19:48Mr
19:48of the rome 10
19:49we reached it
19:49and blocked.
19:54the wild west
19:55of Donna Olimpia Street
19:56takes the city
19:57by surprise
19:58that evening
19:59Rome discovers
19:59to have
20:00of the new masters
20:01those who are
20:02something more
20:03of a simple
20:03neighborhood gang
20:04reporters
20:05and law enforcement
20:06they recompose
20:07the mosaic
20:07of dozens
20:08of crimes
20:09up until that moment
20:09confused in the chaos
20:10of the years of lead
20:11and never connected
20:12between them.
20:14those years
20:15there was no breathing space
20:16you kept running
20:17on one side
20:17to the other
20:18like a madman
20:19Why
20:19between an attack
20:21a shooting
20:21a bomb
20:22the shooting of the legs
20:24so the band
20:25from Magliana
20:25for several times
20:26we leave her
20:27just stay.
20:29In the meantime
20:30accomplice
20:30the death of Giuseppucci
20:32and too much money at stake
20:33the contrasts increase
20:34within the band.
20:35Among the young bosses
20:36the most restless
20:37It's Nicolino Selis
20:38that from the judicial asylum
20:40where is it located
20:40thanks to the umpteenth
20:41compliant expertise
20:42sends threatening messages.
20:44When it came out
20:45for the famous permit
20:46the first thing
20:48who asked
20:48not to meet
20:49friends
20:50to go to dinner
20:52at a dance
20:53to a battery
20:53with four
20:54sloppy
20:55No
20:55he introduced himself
20:57with an agenda
20:58full of bills
21:00you owe me this
21:01you owe me that other one
21:03why don't you have
21:05Danila Bruciati killed
21:06and you have to kill
21:07also Enrico De Pedis
21:10that is, it was
21:11and then we said
21:13no this
21:14must go
21:14must go
21:15and he went
21:16unfortunately for him
21:28Rome
21:29February 3, 1981
21:30went out for a short leave
21:32Selis is attracted
21:33in a trap
21:34and eliminated
21:35from his own partners
21:37those of Magliana
21:38and the Testaccini
21:39take control
21:40of the territory
21:40to the right of Rome
21:41but right at the end
21:42of 1981
21:43almost by chance
21:45the investigators
21:45inflict a first
21:46hard blow
21:47to the band
21:49a precise connection
21:51among the common criminal world
21:52and right-wing extremists
21:53it would result
21:54from the investigations
21:55on the discovery
21:55of an arsenal
21:56of weapons and explosives
21:57within
21:58of a building
21:59of the ministry
21:59of health
22:00at the EUR in Rome
22:01the weapons depot
22:03very well equipped
22:04would have been implanted
22:05two years ago
22:06from exponents
22:06of the common underworld
22:09the weapons
22:10that came
22:11recycled
22:12even in the environment
22:13criminal
22:14were purchased
22:15from us
22:17stored
22:18the arsenal
22:20it was guarded
22:20by Biagio Alesse
22:21the goalkeeper
22:22of the building
22:23on the accomplices
22:24two well-known exponents
22:25of the Roman underworld
22:26Marcello Colafigli
22:2828 years old
22:29and Maurizio Abbatino
22:3027 years old
22:32Colafigli
22:33he knew
22:34this character
22:35who worked
22:37to this ministry
22:40we thought
22:41that it could be
22:42a place
22:44outside
22:45of suspicions
22:48further away
22:49from us
22:52examining carefully
22:54all that
22:54which was seized
22:56and in the course
22:57of the years
22:57it has proven to be
22:58beyond
22:58of all reasonable
22:59doubt
23:00that that
23:00it was an arsenal
23:01common
23:02common arsenal
23:03to Einar
23:04common arsenal
23:06at Magliana
23:06common arsenal
23:07to the Camorra
23:10Magliana Band
23:12subversive right
23:13Camorra
23:14three organizations
23:15criminals
23:16a common arsenal
23:17so much more
23:19of a simple
23:20logistics collaboration
23:22the track
23:23which part
23:24from that warehouse
23:25in fact it will bring
23:26the killers
23:27of the band
23:27Very
23:28very far away
23:29from the streets
23:30of the neighborhoods
23:31on the outskirts
23:32where they grew up
23:33the young bandits
23:35Romans
23:35they arrive
23:36to cross
23:37some
23:37among the most murky
23:38of mysteries
23:39of history
23:41recent
23:41of Italy
23:42to begin
23:42from the diversion
23:44of the investigations
23:45on the massacre
23:46from Bologna
23:57August 2nd
23:581980
23:59Italy
24:00she is shocked
24:00from the massacre
24:01of the station
24:01from Bologna
24:02the investigations
24:03they orient themselves
24:03right away
24:04on the track
24:04of the black versions
24:05and they bring
24:06the investigators
24:06on the trail
24:07by Aldo Semerari
24:10tried
24:10from the long
24:11imprisonment
24:11preventive
24:12in January
24:121981
24:13the professor
24:14gives signs
24:15of yielding
24:15under threat
24:16to reveal
24:17the thick
24:17corruption network
24:18and complicity
24:19woven
24:19in those years
24:20with the secret services
24:21in the environments
24:21institutional
24:24were contained
24:25in this suitcase
24:25the eight rudimentary ones
24:27bombs
24:27already ready
24:28to use
24:28found yesterday
24:29as we already have
24:30given news
24:30on the train
24:31Taranto Milan
24:32stopped
24:33at the station
24:33from Bologna
24:34along with the bombs
24:35the suitcase
24:36contained
24:36a rifle
24:37sawn-off shotgun
24:37with related ammunition
24:38and a machine gun
24:39with two magazines
24:43they take to the field
24:44the vertices
24:45of the secret services
24:46they place
24:47a suitcase
24:48with explosives
24:49identical
24:49to that
24:50used
24:51a few months before
24:52at the station
24:53from Bologna
24:55they place
24:56a machine gun
24:57that has passed
24:59through
25:00the hands
25:00of the professor
25:01Seminars
25:02it's obvious
25:04what is it about
25:05of a maneuver
25:06managed
25:06in full
25:07from the secret services
25:09we know it
25:10because they were
25:12condemned
25:12definitely
25:13exponents
25:14top
25:15of the earthquakes
25:17connected
25:18to P2
25:19and to Freemasonry
25:20and then
25:22that message
25:24it's a message
25:25who has
25:25a clarity
25:27extreme
25:27the newspapers
25:28they emphasize
25:29that discovery
25:30they photograph
25:32what has been
25:33found
25:33they describe it
25:34and Seminars
25:35he understands
25:36that someone
25:37he moved
25:3820 days
25:39after the discovery
25:40of those weapons
25:41Seminars
25:41he is released from prison
25:42so
25:43men
25:44of the services
25:45secrets
25:45deviated
25:45they mislead
25:46the investigations
25:47on the massacre
25:48from Bologna
25:48and shortly after
25:49that diversion
25:50the criminologist
25:52Seminars
25:53he is released from prison
25:54but what does it have to do with anything?
25:55with all this
25:57the band
25:57of the Magliana
25:58Here you are
25:59according to the boss
26:00Maurizio Abbatino
26:01one of the machine guns
26:02used
26:03for the diversion
26:04would be
26:04just came out
26:05from the arsenal
26:06of the band
26:09Yes
26:10I recognized him
26:11Why
26:11it's a machine gun
26:11particular
26:12we had two
26:13precisely
26:14that they gave us
26:17some boys
26:18of new order
26:19a machine gun
26:20Done
26:21modified
26:22in a manner
26:23rudimentary
26:24with some welds
26:26a machine gun
26:27highly recognizable
26:30Maurizio Abbatino
26:31he has few doubts
26:32on the origin
26:33of that machine gun
26:34nevertheless
26:34nevertheless
26:35at the trial
26:35from Bologna
26:36a repentant
26:37of the right
26:38Sergio Calore
26:39he denies it
26:40the machine gun
26:41found
26:41in that suitcase
26:42Second Heat
26:43he's not coming
26:44from the arsenal
26:45of the Magliana
26:46so
26:46an enigma
26:47unresolved
26:48the umpteenth
26:49with regard to
26:50the massacre
26:51from Bologna
26:52but also more generally
26:53with regard to
26:54the season
26:54of Mysteries of Italy
26:55the band
26:56of the Magliana
26:57Indeed
26:57plays a role
26:58ambiguous
26:59even in another
27:01of moments
27:01terrible
27:02of the season
27:03of Lead
27:04the Moro kidnapping
27:10Rome
27:11March 16, 1978
27:12the Red Brigades
27:14they kidnap Aldo Moro
27:16it's the beginning
27:17of the 54 days
27:18more dramatic
27:19in history
27:20of the Republic
27:24as they follow one another
27:26true and false press releases
27:27controversies
27:28on the line
27:28of firmness
27:29and desperate appeals
27:30the research
27:31of the so-called
27:31the people's prison
27:32it is continuous
27:33and spasmodic
27:34Rome
27:35it's a city
27:35militarized
27:36under siege
27:40at the time
27:41of the Moro kidnapping
27:42the bad was put
27:42to the keg
27:43the bad
27:44in the big episodes
27:46of terrorism
27:47very often
27:50she was contacted
27:51and in general
27:52the exchange was
27:53now I
27:54I don't do it to you
27:55it doesn't matter anymore
27:56if you don't put
27:56out some information
27:57a piece of news
28:00you
28:00of the band
28:01of the Magliana
28:02you knew
28:03where was it
28:03the prison
28:04of Moro
28:04It is true?
28:06the cult
28:07he sent us
28:09a character
28:10political
28:11to speak
28:12to see
28:13we will know
28:13where was it
28:14the body
28:15of Moro
28:17for the period
28:18we have
28:20had a meeting
28:20with him
28:23I didn't agree
28:25to get in the way
28:25in this
28:26I respected
28:27this
28:27form
28:28Of
28:30crime
28:30I don't see why
28:31then I believe
28:32that Franco
28:33have known
28:34where Moro was
28:34and I don't know
28:35whoever told it
28:36how did he find out?
28:39Frank
28:39where was he?
28:40it wasn't difficult
28:41I didn't know
28:42which then
28:43where Moro was
28:44there was also
28:44apartment
28:45people with criminal convictions
28:46that we knew
28:47Moro in fact
28:48he is a prisoner
28:49in Montalcini Street
28:50a few blocks away
28:51from Magliana
28:51and then you
28:52some of you
28:53he reported
28:54that actually
28:55you knew
28:56where was the body?
28:57No
28:57Franco said
28:59what are we doing?
28:59I wasn't
29:00I didn't agree
29:01with this story
29:03but I know
29:04but without Franco
29:06that then he
29:06he knew
29:07where was it
29:10and I exclude it
29:12that he said it
29:12even to someone
29:14why Cuto
29:15he supports it
29:16that someone
29:17very high up
29:18he told him
29:18we don't need it anymore
29:19to know
29:20where is Moro
29:20let's forget it
29:21as if
29:22first they had
29:23activated
29:23a mechanism
29:24which then
29:24the mechanism
29:25Surely
29:26it has been activated
29:27Then
29:27don't give things away
29:28I do not know
29:28here is the Magliana
29:29and here it was
29:30the Montalcini street
29:31not wanting
29:31to have known
29:32Moor
29:32where it was
29:32he tells me
29:32Raphael
29:33you are interested
29:33save Moro
29:34I said
29:34let me ask
29:35I asked
29:36to a lawyer
29:37he asked Rome
29:38they didn't want me
29:39encounter
29:39Therefore
29:42I could save
29:43Moor
29:43not wanting
29:44they wanted me
29:44to do
29:45your business
29:46they were worried
29:47that I saved Moro
29:48Abbatino and Cutolo
29:49In short
29:49they tell
29:50the same story
29:52someone
29:52in the band
29:53of the Magliana
29:53he had known
29:55where he was held
29:56prisoner Aldo Moro
29:57and the rest
29:58the negotiations themselves
29:59more or less
30:00secret
30:00to free Moro
30:01they remain one
30:02of the many mysteries
30:04of that tragedy
30:05what is certain
30:06Anyway
30:06is that in the end
30:08of the 70s
30:09in Rome
30:10the band
30:11of the Magliana
30:11it imposes itself
30:12as
30:13an interlocutor
30:14mandatory for everyone
30:15mafia
30:16Camorra
30:17secret services
30:18deviated
30:18and the name
30:19of the young people
30:20gangster
30:20of the band
30:21he's also back
30:22in another
30:23excellent murder
30:25of those years
30:26that of
30:27Mino Pecorelli
30:30Carmine Pecorelli
30:31called Mino
30:32born in 1928
30:34civil lawyer
30:35ministerial spokesperson
30:36in 1968
30:37he founded and directed
30:39OP
30:39political observatory
30:40international
30:41simple agency
30:42of print
30:43for some
30:43blackmail tool
30:44funded by
30:45secret services
30:46for others
30:47in March
30:481978
30:49OP
30:50becomes weekly
30:51and between revelations
30:52sensational
30:53scoops announced
30:54and then postponed
30:55he takes care of
30:56more shots
30:56of the Moro kidnapping
30:57of the memorial
30:58of the president
30:59A.D
30:59and many others
31:00events involving
31:01among many
31:02also characters
31:03as from the church
31:04Cossiga
31:04and Andreotti
31:10on the evening of March 20th
31:111979
31:12Mino Pecorelli
31:14just released
31:14from the editorial staff
31:15of his magazine
31:16he is killed
31:17with four shots
31:17of gun
31:18within
31:20of the arsenal
31:21of the band
31:22of the Magliana
31:22is found
31:23a game
31:24of bullets
31:25rather
31:26rare
31:27the bullets
31:29Gevelot
31:30one of which
31:32used
31:33of the same match
31:35used
31:35for the murder
31:36by Pecorelli
31:37Therefore
31:37the killing
31:38by Pecorelli
31:39through
31:40a bullet
31:41Gevelot
31:42reports
31:43directly
31:44at the warehouse
31:46by Vialista
31:47March 3
31:481997
31:49in front of
31:50at the court
31:50of assizes
31:51from Perugia
31:51Maurizio
31:52Abbatino
31:52declares
31:53of having known
31:53from Franco
31:53Giuseppucci
31:54that the murder
31:55by Pecorelli
31:55was
31:56commissioned
31:56from the Sicilians
31:57to Danilo
31:57Burned
31:58that would have
31:59found
31:59even one
32:00of the killers
32:00Maximum
32:01Carminati
32:02he told her
32:03also because
32:04they had
32:05decided
32:06to kill
32:06Little sheep
32:07he says that
32:08is investigating
32:09too
32:09about a person
32:10politics
32:14the politician
32:15that he's talking about
32:15Abbatino
32:16It's Giulio
32:17Andreotti
32:17object
32:18in the spring
32:191978
32:20of a violent
32:21attack
32:21from the columns
32:21of OP
32:22according to the prosecution
32:23the then
32:23Prime Minister
32:25would have ordered
32:25the murder
32:26of the journalist
32:28in October
32:292003
32:30However
32:30the court
32:31of Cassation
32:31will absolve
32:32on the way
32:32definitive
32:33Julius
32:33Andreotti
32:34Maximum
32:34Carminati
32:35and everyone
32:36the others
32:36defendants
32:38to this day
32:40death
32:40by Mino
32:40Little sheep
32:41so it remains
32:41a mystery
32:42as well as
32:42the origin
32:43of the weapon
32:44of the crime
32:44all weapons
32:45seized
32:46to the band
32:46of the Magliana
32:47in the arsenal
32:48of the Euro
32:48Indeed
32:48they turned out
32:49altered
32:50in the strikers
32:52they were
32:53to some extent
32:54tampered with
32:55before
32:56could
32:57be carried out
32:58an expert opinion
33:00to verify it
33:01the concrete
33:02use
33:03as compared to
33:04some
33:05episode
33:06criminal
33:06be treated
33:08of tampering
33:09by
33:09of someone
33:10which operated
33:12alone
33:13simply
33:14paid
33:15from the band
33:16of the Magliada
33:16or be treated
33:18of tampering
33:19commissioned
33:20from someone
33:21that he didn't want
33:22that it was known
33:23what type
33:24of use
33:25had had
33:26the weapons
33:27seized
33:30for me
33:31those weapons
33:31they were
33:32altered
33:32just for
33:32a reason
33:35Why
33:36In my opinion
33:36among those weapons
33:37there was the gun
33:38that killed
33:38Little sheep
33:38second
33:39the ex
33:40official
33:40of the police headquarters
33:41of Rome
33:41the weapon
33:42with which
33:42was
33:43killed
33:43Little sheep
33:43could be
33:44to have been
33:45taken
33:46own
33:47from the arsenal
33:47of the band
33:48but all
33:49the weapons
33:50seized
33:50in the warehouse
33:52of the Magliana
33:52they were
33:53tampered with
33:54and then
33:54it's impossible
33:56to carry out
33:57any expertise
33:58at the trial
33:59Little sheep
34:00on the other hand
34:00the statements
34:01of the repentants
34:02of the band
34:03to begin
34:03from those
34:04by Abbatino
34:04they have not been
34:06withholdings
34:06reliable
34:07whatever it was
34:08the role
34:08of the band
34:09in death
34:10by Pecorelli
34:10In short
34:11it's still
34:12a mystery
34:13but let's go back
34:13At that time
34:14to history
34:14of the Magliana
34:15we are in the first
34:161980s
34:17the partnership
34:18Roman criminal
34:19is increasingly active
34:20and the bonds
34:21with the others
34:22large organizations
34:23criminals
34:24they are done
34:24ever tighter
34:27the 80s
34:28they open
34:29for the band
34:29of the Magliana
34:30with a turn
34:30business
34:31in constant
34:31growth
34:32the most active
34:33among the bosses
34:33it's Danilo
34:34Burned
34:35strong in his
34:35long-term relationships
34:36course
34:36with a figure
34:37key to the world
34:38of recycling
34:38and wear and tear
34:39in Rome
34:39Domenico Balducci
34:41Memmo the Cravattaro
34:43among other things
34:43he is the owner
34:44of a shop
34:45of household appliances
34:45at Campo de Fiori
34:46on which it stands out
34:47the writing
34:48money is sold here
34:50and it is precisely
34:51Balducci
34:52which presents
34:52Burned
34:53to Pippo Calò
34:56the Magliana gang
34:57it was the counter
34:58of the Sicilian mafia
34:59in Rome
35:00it was the only organization
35:01who had a direct line
35:03she had succeeded
35:03to conquer
35:04a direct line
35:05with the mafia
35:06I don't believe it
35:07that it is absolutely
35:08an admitted
35:09equal relationship
35:10that is, they used it
35:12of the Magliana gang
35:12it's not that these
35:13they treated freely
35:14they managed
35:15the trade
35:16from the
35:17of the ruin
35:18of cocaine
35:18wholesale
35:19taking a great interest in it
35:22and occasionally
35:23they committed
35:24murders
35:25on the square
35:26commissioned
35:27from Cosa Nostra
35:31October 1981
35:32Domenico Balducci
35:34is eliminated
35:34by order
35:35of the same Calò
35:36to perform
35:37the death sentence
35:38they are the testaccini
35:39but that murder
35:40it is intended
35:40to sharpen
35:41internal divisions
35:42to the band
35:43knowing characters
35:45a little more important
35:46they thought
35:47to be able to
35:48take
35:49the domain itself
35:50absolute
35:50both from Rome
35:51that of the band
35:52the Balducci murder
35:54so
35:54mark
35:55a division
35:56within
35:56of the band
35:57of the Magliana
35:57the group
35:58of the Testaccini
35:59Indeed
36:00it is more and more
36:01unscrupulous
36:02in his initiatives
36:03to prove it
36:04once again
36:05it's the strange death
36:06of one of their bosses
36:08Danilo Abbruciati
36:12Milan
36:12April 27, 1982
36:14Oldofredi Street
36:16the vice president
36:18of the Ambrosian Bank
36:19Roberto Rosone
36:20he goes out like every morning
36:21to go to work
36:23he's heading
36:24towards the car
36:25of service
36:25where he awaits him
36:26his driver
36:27a stranger
36:29he goes towards him
36:29suddenly
36:31he takes it out of his pocket
36:31a gun
36:32and opens fire
36:33Rosone is hit
36:35grazing
36:35a security guard
36:36what a peddler
36:37a bank branch
36:38on the same street
36:39shoot in turn
36:40about the attacker
36:40and hits him
36:41while trying to jump
36:43on the motorbike
36:43led by his accomplice
36:44the killer
36:46he still has time
36:46to shoot at Rosone
36:47but he manages to hit
36:48only his driver
36:49before being reached
36:50from two mortal blows
36:54to attack
36:55to the life of Rosone
36:56was
36:56Danilo Abbruciati
37:01the presence
37:02of the boss
37:03of the Testacini
37:04in Milan
37:04surprises the investigators
37:06and takes by surprise
37:07his companions too
37:11we asked
37:13some explanations
37:13that did not satisfy us
37:16they said that Danilo
37:18he had gone there
37:19for a matter
37:20of money
37:21but we knew
37:21that it wasn't like that
37:22we had understood
37:24that everything was there
37:25an agreement
37:26with the Sicilians
37:27with that group
37:28of the Sicilian Mafia
37:29who was in Rome
37:33the others
37:34they now considered
37:35the testacini
37:36as
37:36people
37:37with a mindset
37:38mafia
37:38that is, to us
37:40he wouldn't have come
37:41never for the antechamber
37:42of the brain
37:43to make contact
37:44politicians
37:45Like this
37:46we were
37:47those
37:48as
37:48with blood in his eyes
37:51we were facing
37:52we took the money
37:53where they were
37:54instead of them
37:55they had by now
37:56a mentality
37:58entrepreneurial
37:59the attack
38:00to the deputy
38:00by Roberto Calvi
38:01the diversion
38:03of the massacre
38:03from Bologna
38:04the murder
38:05little sheep
38:05the research
38:06of the prison
38:07by Aldomoro
38:08but there is only one
38:09red thread
38:10that binds
38:10all these events
38:12to the band
38:12of the Magliana?
38:14this time
38:15they were involved
38:16Also
38:17that to her
38:18results
38:19people
38:20of the services
38:20secrets
38:21of equipment
38:22deviated
38:22of the State
38:23who among you
38:24he kept these
38:24contacts?
38:25the group
38:26at the beginning
38:27almost everyone came
38:28from Franco
38:28Giuseppucci
38:29when he was no longer there
38:31they have passed
38:31from those of Sestaccio
38:34from Renato
38:35And
38:35Danilo Bucciati
38:36and you
38:37what kind of relationship did you have?
38:38with this organization?
38:40but I don't know
38:40I
38:41I think at some point
38:42we were
38:43even a little bit
38:44instrumentalized
38:45from these people
38:47but at the same time
38:48we were there too
38:49that we exploited
38:51because to us
38:51we were interested
38:52that the processes
38:53were to be successful
38:55here I can help you
38:56you is the name of the one you are speaking to
38:59whose are you
39:00the guard
39:01even to rabbinate
39:02who the fuck
39:02it's you?
39:04I'm someone who sometimes
39:05give a hand to the state
39:08he won't see out of here
39:10and now it's just talk
39:12I am
39:14see if we can do it
39:15two weeks
39:16yes outside
39:16the band
39:18of the Magliana
39:19it was easily
39:21lordable
39:22from the services
39:24in the measure
39:24where the services
39:26they were
39:27actually
39:28able
39:29to give
39:30to the band
39:31of the Magliana
39:31what he wanted
39:32calm
39:34from trade
39:35criminals
39:36and impunity
39:38according to Abbattino
39:39you heard it
39:40service men
39:41secrets
39:42and the band
39:42of the Magliana
39:43they were
39:45in contact
39:46a contact
39:46continuous
39:47in the middle
39:48of the 80s
39:49In short
39:49those young people
39:50robbers
39:51that they had put into their heads
39:53to take Rome
39:54I am
39:55in the center
39:56of events
39:57much larger
39:57and complex
39:58how much
39:59had ever had
40:00imagined
40:01but
40:02along with business
40:03and to the profits
40:04they also grow
40:05the divisions
40:06and increase
40:07the risks
40:11wanted
40:11for 15 years
40:12Pippo Calò
40:13number one
40:14of the mafia
40:14of Corleone
40:15deemed
40:16the big cashier
40:17of the entire organization
40:18he was arrested
40:19tonight in Rome
40:20from the mobile squad
40:25the arrest
40:26by Pippo Calò
40:27triggers an effect
40:28domino
40:28that invests
40:29through
40:29asset investigations
40:30and financial
40:31even the top management
40:32of the Magliana
40:33they all end up inside
40:34with the exception
40:35of Abbruciati
40:36Giuseppucci
40:36and Balducci
40:37in the meantime
40:37deceased
40:41a few months pass
40:42and the charges
40:43they multiply
40:44thanks to admissions
40:45of a historical member
40:46of the organization
40:47Fulvio Lucioli
40:57at the beginning like this
40:58a tough battle
40:59inside and out
41:00the courts of justice
41:01the Magliana gang
41:03must buffer
41:04the open cracks
41:04from the repentants
41:05and spend
41:06all his power
41:07of intimidation
41:07and corruption
41:09the Magliana
41:11he had a great capacity
41:12of corruption
41:15had penetrated
41:16in the ranks of Italy
41:20Rome
41:20February 8, 1986
41:22most
41:24of the defendants
41:24in the investigation
41:25born from the declarations
41:26by Lucioli
41:26she is acquitted
41:27the assize court
41:28Before
41:29and the court of appeal
41:30a year later
41:30reduce the heads
41:32of accusation
41:32to traffic only
41:33of narcotics
41:39we had some minders
41:41in the court
41:42in healthcare
41:45through lawyers
41:47or characters
41:47In short
41:48that when
41:48something happens
41:49to someone
41:51was activated
41:53a mechanism
41:54which could be
41:58an expert opinion
42:00or maybe
42:00a judge
42:01corrupt
42:03in the meantime
42:05with historical leaders
42:05behind bars
42:06the reference point
42:07of traffic
42:08of narcotics
42:09at Magliana
42:09becomes Claudio Sicilia
42:14but I always have
42:15defined Sicily
42:16one of the leaders
42:16and he was one of the leaders
42:18because he was the cashier
42:20because he was
42:22the Camorra Rome
42:22seven months later
42:23but
42:24the Vesuvian
42:24he is arrested
42:25for drug dealing
42:26buried
42:27from the charges
42:28he decides to talk
42:29there were all the drugs
42:31he had the contacts
42:33in the courts
42:34it was one
42:36who had the contacts
42:37in the Neapolitan area
42:38with the cottage
42:39and to fly
42:40among all the characters
42:41prominent
42:42of the Camorra
42:42and Sicily
42:44he had told
42:45many true things
42:47it seems like the turning point
42:48the judges
42:49they define
42:50those of Sicily
42:51of the river
42:52calls for complicity
42:55they were also drawn
42:56under arrest
42:57lawyers
42:57professionals
42:58it's not that it was
43:00only
43:00exclusively
43:01a fact
43:01exclusively
43:02just criminal
43:03he pointed
43:05also towards
43:05the great power
43:06of corruption
43:07of this
43:09group
43:10November 11th
43:111986
43:12laying down in front
43:13to the judge
43:13Sicily
43:14also unmasks
43:14in Batino
43:15hospitalized for a long time
43:16in a clinic
43:17thanks to a fake
43:18diagnosis
43:18to the boss
43:19there is nothing left
43:19that the escape
43:24the staff
43:25he was convinced
43:26who had a tumor
43:28but I was also
43:28paralyzed
43:29the legs
43:30Therefore
43:30I lived
43:31on a series
43:31on wheels
43:31for three years
43:33the staff
43:34even at a company
43:36to the custody
43:36he was convinced
43:37that I was
43:38sick
43:41And
43:42Perhaps
43:43they have
43:43armed
43:43a little bit
43:44there
43:44sequentiality
43:46and one night
43:47I went out
43:48a shirt
43:48at the window
43:49And
43:49It's December 23rd
43:581986
43:59in Batino
44:00just the time
44:01to make people lose
44:02his tracks
44:02less than three months
44:04later
44:05March 17th
44:051987
44:06the mobile squad
44:07of Rome
44:07remains in one
44:08blitz
44:0852 people
44:13a few days later
44:14but
44:14all defendants
44:16they come back home
44:18the liberty court
44:20in three days
44:21had examined
44:2280 positions
44:24and three days
44:26Surely
44:26there were very few
44:32June 14th
44:341988
44:34the first section
44:36of the Court of Cassation
44:37cancel process
44:38and convictions
44:38demolishing the plant
44:39accusatory
44:40and disavowing
44:41the repentants
44:41Lucioli and Sicilians
44:43in the new trial
44:44of appeal
44:45we arrive at the paradox
44:46no association
44:48to commit crimes
44:48all acquitted
44:49the band
44:50of the Magliana
44:50it's just an invention
44:53It's March 14th
44:551989
44:56it started with the lawyer
44:58No?
44:59he was the lawyer
44:59what could he tell you?
45:01what was it
45:02the chancellor
45:03that could have done for you
45:04put
45:05The
45:06how do you say
45:08lawyer
45:09the file below
45:11who was the judge
45:12approachable
45:13What
45:17the judge would like it
45:18the chancellor
45:21there were many judges
45:23corrupt
45:23that you paid?
45:24according to the lawyers
45:25there were
45:26if they weren't
45:27really corrupt
45:28Anyway
45:28they were complacent
45:29as
45:30they were friends
45:31or frequented
45:32the same circles
45:35these people
45:36of the court
45:37they were the head
45:38always to a contact person
45:39political
45:42which were they
45:43these referents
45:43politicians?
45:44risk
45:44they won't do it
45:45what was the role
45:47of these politicians?
45:49sometimes
45:50we were arriving
45:50Before
45:51to the politician
45:52and then
45:52through the politician
45:53we were arriving
45:54to the judge
45:57and in exchange
45:58the politician
45:58what did he want from you?
45:59sometimes
46:00they were asked
46:00even some votes
46:01please
46:03there were
46:04Surely
46:05these aspects
46:07That
46:09I define it
46:11at the time
46:11a sewer
46:12he opened it for us
46:13the capacity
46:15of corruption
46:15of the bosses
46:16of the Magliana
46:16it's huge
46:17when you appraise
46:18and processes
46:19fix yourself
46:19they are not enough
46:20you can even
46:20to escape
46:21from a classroom
46:21of court
46:23It happens on May 24th
46:251986
46:26to Vittorio Carnovale
46:27said
46:28the rabbit
46:29it all happens
46:31of the classroom
46:32of hearing
46:32of the court
46:33of assizes
46:34of the passage
46:35between the classroom
46:35of hearing
46:36and the cells
46:37of the court
46:39of Rome
46:41we went down
46:42under the basements
46:45and I
46:45Carnival
46:46I had it behind me
46:48at a certain point
46:49I haven't seen him again
46:50I got closer
46:52to brother Pino
46:53and I said
46:55look at Vittorio
46:56I went
46:56Now
46:57when we respond
46:58at the roll call
46:58when they call
46:59Victor
47:00you answer
47:01and this thing
47:03she brought herself
47:04for half an hour or more
47:06they called
47:0817 people
47:09and 17 responded
47:11they were telling
47:12there were 16 of us
47:13it wasn't supposed to be
47:14Carnival
47:15but Edward
47:16Tuscan
47:17a policeman
47:18he left him
47:19the slow handcuffs
47:21and then when they left
47:23I'm forgotten
47:24there
47:26instead of being
47:27sick with others
47:28he gets sick
47:29alone
47:30it is not controlled
47:31the fact that yes
47:32hide
47:34in a basement
47:35there was
47:37an intervention
47:38of the secret services
47:39because when it was collected
47:41in short, after the escape
47:42it is mounted in a machine
47:43when they realized
47:46that it wasn't
47:48Edward Tuscan
47:49they left
47:50on the street
47:52the important thing is to do
47:54Evadio Toscano
47:55that at the time
47:56it was one of the most important
47:58or in any case more dangerous
48:00of the people of Magliana
48:02But it was a favor
48:03that was done
48:04to those of Magliana
48:05this
48:06Yes
48:07It had been put in as a favor
48:09but I'm sure
48:10that they would have eliminated it
48:12Robberies
48:13seizures
48:14murders
48:14drug
48:15river
48:15criminal ties
48:16in early 1989
48:18thanks to a network
48:20very thick
48:21of complicity
48:22and corruption
48:23the bosses of Magliana
48:25they are all
48:26at large
48:27but of the partnership
48:28which allowed
48:29the rise of that group
48:31of young gangsters
48:32there's little left now
48:33the stakes
48:34it has become
48:35too high
48:36the settling of scores
48:38between the two souls
48:38of the band
48:39that of Magliana
48:41and that of the Testacini
48:42it is no longer
48:43postponable
48:48Host
48:48March 16, 1989
48:50two Testacini hitmen
48:52they kill Edoardo Toscano
48:53released from prison
48:54just a few weeks ago
48:57February 2, 1990
48:59the answer comes
49:00of the Maglianesi
49:02Enrico De Pedis
49:04now considered
49:04the king of the Roman underworld
49:06falls victim to an ambush
49:07in the very central
49:08Pilgrim's Way
49:10a few weeks later
49:12March 18th
49:12Roberto Abbatino disappears
49:14brother of the fugitive
49:15Maurizio
49:15fled abroad
49:16before killing him
49:17the kidnappers
49:18they torture him for a long time
49:19the body will be returned
49:21from the Tiber
49:21a week later
49:22it's a spiral
49:24of hatred and revenge
49:25endless
49:25until November 19, 1991
49:28It's Claudio Sicilia's turn
49:30the repentant considered
49:31unreliable
49:32and now abandoned
49:33to his fate
49:35the death sentence
49:37by Claudio Sicilia
49:38the former exponent
49:39of the Magliana gang
49:40who had collaborated
49:42with Roman justice
49:43to shed light
49:44on many mysteries
49:45tied
49:45to the infamous gang
49:47killed last night
49:49he doesn't have a signature
49:50very precise
49:51the death of the repentant Sicilia
49:53sparks controversy
49:54and discussions
49:55the trail of blood
49:56left by the internal feud
49:57to the band
49:57it is no longer tolerable
49:59magistrates and forces
50:00of the order
50:01they are stepping up their efforts
50:02number one
50:03it's always him
50:04Maurizio Abbatino
50:05Crispin
50:05it seems untraceable
50:06but then
50:07at the end of 1991
50:08after six years
50:10of fugitive
50:10him too
50:11makes a mistake
50:13us every year
50:14at Christmas and New Year's Eve
50:15we were there listening
50:16we were big brother
50:18that we listened to
50:19if a phone call came in
50:20best wishes
50:21to the family
50:23that for six years
50:24it never arrived
50:27but the sixth year has arrived
50:29and this allowed us
50:30to arrest him
50:32Abbatino lives under a false identity
50:34in Venezuela
50:34to the arresting officers
50:36in a bar in Caracas
50:37he offers no resistance
50:44he did not tolerate
50:45the photographers' flashes
50:47and the cameras
50:47after six years
50:48of fugitive
50:49he got off at the airport
50:51from Fiumicino
50:51covering his face
50:52with the arm
50:55Maurizio Abbatino
50:56undisputed leader
50:57in the 70s and 80s
50:58of the band
50:59of the Magliana of Rome
51:00he thought he was there by now
51:01safe
51:02in the golden refuge
51:03from Caracas
51:16how it matured
51:17the decision
51:18to collaborate?
51:19there were various phases
51:21above all
51:22the long distance
51:25from the companions
51:26from friends
51:29of the band
51:31do with two mothers
51:32calmly
51:33I was not helped
51:35my brother's death
51:37that I think
51:39that they are responsible
51:41if not materially
51:43at least morally
51:44because there was just one
51:45from the gang
51:48a partnership
51:49that needed to be protected
51:50even family members
51:52but now
51:53I was left alone
51:54I didn't know what anymore
51:55which way
51:56which side are you on?
51:57I didn't know anymore
51:58I didn't trust anyone anymore
52:14it was born from the revelations
52:16by Maurizio Abbattino
52:17the former member
52:18of the band
52:18of the Magliana
52:19arrested in Caracas
52:20in January 92
52:21the police operation
52:23which brought
52:24to the arrest
52:24of 56 people
52:25all tied together
52:26to the band
52:27of the Magliana
52:27about twenty murders
52:29kidnappings
52:30drug trafficking
52:31recycling
52:32these crimes committed
52:34but above all
52:34dangerous connections
52:35with the aversive right
52:37the P2
52:37our thing
52:43the Magliana gang
52:45had ramifications
52:46with all criminal organizations
52:47the Magliana gang
52:48about Rome
52:49it was perhaps
52:49the strongest group
52:50who operated
52:52during the period
52:53of the 80s
52:54the Magliana gang
52:55we can also define it
52:57a real one
52:58crime agency
53:03this chain of murders
53:04many of which
53:06unjustified
53:06crimes almost on impulse
53:08born there and then
53:08for an insult
53:09for a slap
53:10for one thing
53:10etc.
53:11that was it
53:12that ruined it
53:13in Sicily
53:14he didn't kill himself like that
53:15a murder was going
53:16first of all
53:16he couldn't have been killed like that
53:21about Rome
53:22it was done like this
53:23what is needed
53:24this gun is needed
53:26what needs to be done
53:27it must be done
53:28with the murder
53:29it is useful to those who need it
53:30Magliana
53:34there is a lot of talk
53:35of the Magliana gang
53:37even today
53:38when at the time
53:39there were other organizations
53:40precisely
53:41like New Order
53:42or the P2
53:42that are
53:43into oblivion
53:44it seems that the Magliana
53:46it has become
53:47a landfill
53:49that all that
53:49that you can't do
53:50or you don't want it
53:52if he can
53:53to come to the head
53:54it incorporates
53:55to ban the Magliana
54:25why the Magliana
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