Gragnano. Nine years of imprisonment for the brothers Antonio and Giovanni Carfora, accused of an ambush that took place on the night of May 25, 2020 in Gragnano.
Judge Maria Luisa Miranda of Naples has sentenced the brothers Antonio and Giovanni Carfora to nine years in prison for the attempted murder of Salvatore Pennino, with no criminal record, believed to be linked to Maurizio Apicella and Ciro Di Lauro, the two Camorra killers who confessed to the stabbing murder of Nicholas DiMartino, nephew of the life-sentenced boss Nicholas Carfora, who bled to death after being stabbed on May 25, 2020, in Gragnano.
Antonio and Giovanni Carfora, in turn sons of the boss Nicola Carfora known as o fuoco, a former ruthless killer of the clan of Umberto Mario Learned, defended by the lawyer Antonio Di Martino, according to the DDA investigators, shot Pennino to avenge their cousin Nicholas, together with two other relatives, Giovanni Amendola and Lello Iovine (defended by lawyers Raffaele Chiummariello and Alfonso Piscino), relatives of the Carforas, also sentenced by the judge for the same crime, but to seven years and ten months of imprisonment.
The judge did not consider the aggravating circumstances of abject and futile motives and the aggravating circumstance of having committed the attempted murder at night to be existent, while he recognized the reduction of the compensation for damages.
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The Naples Public Prosecutor's Office (Deputy Prosecutor (Joseph Cimmarotta) he had asked for 12 years of imprisonment for all.
Article published on 16 September 2021 - 15:43
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