2003 Camorra murder resolved after 21 years: clan regent in prison. The Carabinieri of the Territorial Department of Mondragone (Caserta), following an investigation coordinated by the District Anti-Mafia Directorate of Napolihave implemented an application order of coercive precautionary measures issued by the investigating judge of the Court of Naples, which ordered the precautionary custody in prison of a Giacomo Fragnoliregent of the clan Fragnoli-La Torreaccused of being the instigator of a Camorra murder.
The provision arises from the results of the investigations into the brutal murder at the Roxy bar in Mondragone which took place on 14 August 2003. During the raid he was killed Giuseppe Mancone, affiliated with the La Torre clan, killed with several gunshots. Two other people were injured during the ambush. For this crime, he has already been sentenced to life imprisonment Salvatore Cefariellomaterial executor, killer on loan from the clan Beer-Iacomino Of Herculaneum. Subsequently, the investigations were reopened following the declarations of some justice collaborators from Ercolano, who brought to light the motive for the criminal action which would have developed within the criminal dynamics of Mondrago.
Specifically, the murder was apparently ordered by Giacomo Fragnoli, released from prison last December and regent of the Fragnoli-La Torre clan at the time of the events: the victim had refused to pay a large monthly installment on the drug dealing activity it manages. The murder – the investigators reconstructed – was organized and planned by members of the Mondragone clan, who for the physical execution obtained the collaboration of members of the Birra Clan of Ercolano with which there was an alliance relationship.
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– 2024-04-02 17:15:50
