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{{About|the criminal organization|the 1963 film|I basilischi}}
{{About|the criminal organization|the 1963 film|I basilischi}}
The '''Basilischi''' is a mafia-type criminal organization active in the [[Basilicata]] region, founded in [[Potenza]] in 1994 with the approval of the [['Ndrangheta]]. Its status as a [[mafia]] group was only recognized on December 21, 2007, with a verdict from the Potenza Court that sentenced twenty-six defendants to a total of 242 years in prison.
The '''Basilischi''' is a [[mafia]]-type criminal organization active in the [[Basilicata]] region, founded in [[Potenza]] in 1994 with the approval of the [['Ndrangheta]]. Its status as a mafia group was only recognized on December 21, 2007, with a verdict from the Potenza Court that sentenced twenty-six defendants to a total of 242 years in prison.


On 22 April 1999, 84 orders for pre-trial custody were issued by the Prosecutor's Office in Potenza. That started what became known as the "maxi-trial", which jailed the main figures of the Basilischi and demonstrated their existence and strength in Basilicata.<ref name=history>{{cite journal|url=https://www.academia.edu/633694|title=Fifth Column: Italy's Fifth Mafia, the Basilischi|first=Anna |last=Sergi}}</ref> The maxi-trial concluded in 2007, with a 700-page summation by the judges and the sentencing of 26 people for mafia association to a total of 242 years in prison.
On 22 April 1999, 84 orders for pre-trial custody were issued by the Prosecutor's Office in Potenza. That started what became known as the "maxi-trial", which jailed the main figures of the Basilischi and demonstrated their existence and strength in Basilicata.<ref name=history>{{cite journal|url=https://www.academia.edu/633694|title=Fifth Column: Italy's Fifth Mafia, the Basilischi|first=Anna |last=Sergi}}</ref> The maxi-trial concluded in 2007, with a 700-page summation by the judges and the sentencing of 26 people for mafia association to a total of 242 years in prison.

Revision as of 00:55, 2 November 2023

The Basilischi is a mafia-type criminal organization active in the Basilicata region, founded in Potenza in 1994 with the approval of the 'Ndrangheta. Its status as a mafia group was only recognized on December 21, 2007, with a verdict from the Potenza Court that sentenced twenty-six defendants to a total of 242 years in prison.

On 22 April 1999, 84 orders for pre-trial custody were issued by the Prosecutor's Office in Potenza. That started what became known as the "maxi-trial", which jailed the main figures of the Basilischi and demonstrated their existence and strength in Basilicata.[1] The maxi-trial concluded in 2007, with a 700-page summation by the judges and the sentencing of 26 people for mafia association to a total of 242 years in prison.

The conviction of many high-profile members of the clan caused the group to become fractured and fall further under the influence of the more powerful Calabrian-based 'Ndrangheta.[1]

References

  1. ^ a b Sergi, Anna. "Fifth Column: Italy's Fifth Mafia, the Basilischi". {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)