She was headed to Spain, and specifically to Malaga, where her daughter has been living for some time, Maria Licciardi, 70 years old, stopped at Ciampino airport by the ROS Carabinieri.
The woman is the head of the clan of the same name founded by her brother Gennaro called 'a scigna', and at the top of theSecondigliano alliance, the most powerful cartel of Camorra families in Naples and its province, capable of governing illegal and legal millionaire trafficking.
Together with her, in a row, for the delivery of the bagagli, there were also two companions For whom no precautionary measures have been ordered at this time. Maria Licciardi, when she was surrounded by the military, he did not put up any resistance. On the contrary. She remained calm when they showed her the provision of fermo issued by Prosecutor's Office of Naples who accuses him of being the top member of the clan whose name he bears and one of the leading members of the historic mafia cartel called the 'Secondigliano Alliance'.
It was the men of the Rose of Naples led by lieutenant Colonel Andrea MantiOver time, also thanks to the arrest of his brothers Pietro and Vincenzo, his authority within the group grew; but within the Maria clan, known as 'the little sheep, She has always been the sharpest mind, the entrepreneurial arm, the woman capable of managing the common treasury and the best businesses, including judicial auctions.
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This without ever backing down in the face of violence. Among the charges brought against him by the investigators, which led to the arrest warrant issued by the PM, there are also the threats first-person revolts to a woman who had not respected the agreements with the clan, paying the established fee of a real estate deal.
The sector itself real estate purchase and sale This is where Maria Licciardi invested a significant portion of the clan's money, personally overseeing it. Back in 2001, when she was first arrested, she was charged, among other things, with mafia-style criminal association.
The investigators do not exclude that her choice to leave Italy was dictated by her understanding, thanks to her widespread system of 'listening to the territory', that she was in the sights of the prosecution and the recipient of a new precautionary measure after the cancellation of the previous one. issued by the investigating judge of Naples in 2019.
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Short, with short, always neat hair, sometimes lightened with blonde highlights, and a suitcase packed in the closet. Her life has been like this, always the same, for decades. Ever since Maria Licciardi, known as "a peccerella," a former "right-hand man" to her brother Gennaro, the founding boss of the Secondigliano clan and Alliance, was given an important task: blocking collaboration with the justice system. Constantine Sarno, one of the top men of the group.
Her brother Vincenzo sent her a letter from prison. 'embassy' and she gathered it in a few minutes 300 million lire, the first tranche of money to be delivered to Sarno for his silence. He retracted, she she was arrested on January 15, 1998, and ends at 41 bis. After 7 years of hard prison, was anointed as the boss of the clan.
It's in the Cardone Farmhouse Maria Licciardi was born in Secondigliano on March 24, 70 years ago, the younger sister of Gennaro, known as 'a scigna, the historic head of the clan of the same name. When, at the age of 38, in 1994, he died in Voghera prison Due to an infection, Maria takes control of the illegal trade.
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"She was the cashier, the mastermind who organized the counterfeit goods business," the repentant boss said of her Louis JulianBecause this was one of the main businesses of the Contini and Licciardi clans, the "magliari," who transformed the northern area of Naples into a hub for counterfeiting. But that's not all. Another major business was money laundering in the real estate sector.
The Camorra repentant Luigi Misso, a leading member of the clan, defined Maria Licciardi as a bloodthirsty, "responsible for more than a hundred murders", but in reality she never ended up in trial on this charge. "My name is Maria Licciardi. I'm a housewife, but I've always worked; I was a shoemaker. I hate drugs. If I see young people taking drugs, I despair." she told judges in March 2003 in a trial that later saw her acquitted after ten years.
The state he also paid Maria Licciardi compensation for wrongful imprisonment
Lo The state also paid her compensation for wrongful imprisonment.. In 2019, in the maxiblitz against the clan cartel known as Alleanza with over 120 arrests, the investigators searched for her in vain. And, moreover, her lawyers managed to cancel that precautionary measure.
Arrest of Maria Licciardi, compliments from Minister Lamorgese
"Congratulations to the Carabinieri for this morning's operation, coordinated by the Naples District Anti-Mafia Directorate, which, following complex and detailed investigative activities, led to the arrest of Maria Licciardi." The Minister of the Interior declared this, Luciana Lamorgese, pointing out "the commitment and determination of the judiciary and police forces to combat the Camorra organizations that control vast territories and conduct illicit business, including through a common strategy."
"This is a strong signal from the State, adding to the arrest in Naples by the State Police, following investigations coordinated by the competent District Anti-Mafia Directorate and the Juvenile Court, of the alleged perpetrators of the shooting last June 16th in the Spanish Quarters, which resulted in the serious injury of two innocent victims." continued the Minister of the Interior.
