List of victims of the 'Ndrangheta
| 'Ndrangheta |
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| Structure |
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La Provincia · 'Ndrina · Capo crimine · La Santa · Vangelo |
| History |
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History of the 'Ndrangheta · Second 'Ndrangheta war · San Luca feud · Radioactive waste dumping by the 'Ndrangheta |
| Territories |
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Gioia Tauro · Locri · Platì · Reggio Calabria · Rosarno · San Luca · Siderno |
| Antimafia |
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Italian Antimafia Commission · List of victims of the 'Ndrangheta · Ammazzateci tutti |
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This list of victims of the 'Ndrangheta includes people who have been killed by the Calabrian 'Ndrangheta while opposing its rule. It does not include people killed in internal conflicts of the 'Ndrangheta itself.
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2000s
2009
- November 24 – Lea Garofalo, the former wife of a member of the 'Ndrangheta who became a police informant (pentito) that was killed and dissolved in acid.[1][2]
2005
- October 16 – Francesco Fortugno, an Italian politician and the Vice President of the Regional Assembly of Calabria. Fortugno was investigating the awarding of hospital contracts in the Calabrian healthcare system to prevent the penetration of the 'Ndrangheta in the health care system.[3][4]
- May 24 – Gianluca Congiusta, an Italian businessman murdered in Siderno for refusing to pay extortion money.[5]
1990s
1991
- August 9 – Judge Antonino Scopelliti, murdered by the 'Ndrangheta on behalf of the Sicilian Mafia while reviewing the final sentence of the Maxi Trial against Cosa Nostra for the Supreme Court (Corte di Cassazione).[6]
1980s
1989
- March 20 – Vincenzo Grasso, an Italian businessman who refused to pay extortion money in Locri.[7]
- August 27 – Lodovico Ligato, an Italian Christan Democrat politician from Reggio Calabria and the former head of the Italian State Railways. Ligato demanded a 10 percent bribe on public work contracts, jeopardizing agreements already reached among a so-called "business committee" of local politicians and 'Ndrangheta groups.[8]
1985
- February 6 – Carmine Tripodi, head of the Carabinieri station in San Luca.[9]
1983
- June 26 – Judge Bruno Caccia, investigating extortion by the 'Ndrangheta in Turin.[10]
1982
- May 3 – Gennaro Musella, a marine engineer killed by a car bomb in Reggio Calabria after interfering in a public contract for the construction of the port of Bagnara Calabra, that had been already claimed by 'Ndrangheta boss Paolo De Stefano, and Catania Mafia boss Nitto Santapaola.[11]
1980
- June 11 - Giuseppe Valarioti, the secretary of the Italian Communist Party (PCI) in Rosarno.[12][13]
1970s
1977
- July 15 – Donald Mackay, an Australian anti-drugs campaigner who denounced marijuana growing by 'Ndrangheta groups around Griffith, New South Wales.[14]
1975
- July 3 – Francesco Ferlaino, an Italian magistrate.[15]
References
- ^ Mafia informant's body was dissolved in acid, Italian police say, The Guardian, October 18, 2010
- ^ Six Arrested for Acid-Bath Murder of Woman who Grassed Up ’Ndrangheta, Corriere della Sera, October 18, 2010
- ^ Death Comes To Locri, Time, October 23, 2005
- ^ Four get life for 'mafia' killing, BBC News, February 2, 2009
- ^ Template:It icon Sito Ufficiale Associazione Gianluca Congiusta
- ^ Italian parliament looks to the future, The Independent, April 22, 1993
- ^ Template:It icon Ucciso Vincenzo Grasso, gestore di una concessionaria di auto, che si rifiutava di pagare il pizzo, Vittime Mafia
- ^ Italian politicians implicated in Mafia murder, The Independent, December 7, 1992
- ^ Template:It icon Carmine Tripodi, 24 anni, carabiniere a San Luca, Stopndrangheta.it
- ^ Template:It icon Bruno Caccia, giudice tutto d'un pezzo, Stop'ndrangheta.it
- ^ Template:It icon Gennaro Musella è vittima di mafia, Reggio TV, January 14, 2009
- ^ Template:It icon Il compagno Giuseppe Valarioti, Stop'ndrangheta.it
- ^ Un delitto impunito, Narcomafie, August 15, 2010
- ^ Monuments to honesty and deceit, The Sydney Morning Herald, February 16, 2009
- ^ Template:It icon Assassinato il magistrato Francesco Ferlaino, Vittime Mafia