Castellammare. The abbreviated trial of the maxi trial ended with three sensational acquittals and 4 convictions Tsunami on the D'Alessandro clan.
And the three acquitted are precisely Teresa Martone, wife of the deceased godfather of the Stabia Camorra Michael D'Alessandro and who was defended by the lawyers Gennaro Somma and Renato D'Antuono. Teresa Martone's son was also acquitted, namely Pasquale D'Alessandro (always defended by Somma and D'Antuono) and also acquitted Michael D'Alessandro (defended by the lawyer Stefano Sorrentino) son of Luigi D'Alessandro, brother of the godfather released from prison two years ago after about 30 years of detention. Sentenced instead to eight years in prison Nuncio Bellarosa (defended by the lawyer Francesco Romano) while Anthony Lucchese (defended by lawyers Alfonso Vozza and Aniello Di Martino) was sentenced to 5 and 10 months for the ongoing extortion.
Finally the two repentants Renato Knight e Salvatore Belviso were sentenced to 6 years and 4 months in prison and 2 years respectively. The most substantial part of the trial is instead set for January 25th before the Court of Torre Annunziata, which sees 22 other defendants including Vincenzo D'Alessandro, another son of the deceased godfather.
The charges brought against the defendants range from association, to drug trafficking, from usury to racketeering. The facts contested in the over 1500 pages of the investigation date back to 2006 and end shortly after the Tommasino murder.
The investigators used wiretaps and environmental interceptions to frame the main members of the D'Alessandro family in particular. Everything revolves mainly around 'Enzuccio' son of the clan leader Michele D'Alessandro who managed the criminal organization for years. An unscrupulous boss who imposed very high extortion rates and who hit several entrepreneurs at the same time. Scanzano's percentage on contracts was 5%, both on public and private works.
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Article published on 1 December 2021 - 17:11
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