'Kill my son', a father's request to the Camorra

A father asks the Camorra to make his son and son-in-law disappear. In a chilling wiretap, a man turns to the Fabbrocino clan to eliminate his family, tired of their mistreatment.

"This is the fourth time he's hit me... both my son-in-law and my son... to make them disappear completely, and never be found..."

The request, fortunately not accepted, casts an even darker light on the power of organized crime which, in addition to managing illicit businesses, is also willing to commit brutal acts on commission.

This is the text of the chilling request made to the Camorra by a father, in the cemetery of Palma Campania, in the province of Naples, where the Fabbrocino clan not only summoned businessmen to force them to pay but also made itself available to resolve the complaints it received from ordinary citizens.

The Camorra, a point of reference for the desperate? Investigations into the Fabbrocino clan reveal a disturbing picture: the criminal organization doesn't just control the territory, but also becomes a point of reference for citizens in need.

A father's request to have his children killed, even though it was not carried out, highlights how the Camorra is able to infiltrate every aspect of social life, offering illegal solutions to problems that should be addressed through institutional channels.

Thanks to the Carabinieri's investigations, a new face of the Camorra emerges: an organization ready to satisfy any request, even the most macabre.

Wiretaps have documented the requests of numerous citizens, revealing how the Fabbrocino clan has transformed itself into a veritable "problem-solving" agency, even for the most personal and violent of problems.

The wiretap, which dates back to June 2022, reveals a disturbing conversation between the father and one of the clan leaders.

And asks the boss Mario Fabbrocino (now the subject of an arrest) for the murder of his son and son-in-law, saying he was also ready to pay. "If I have to give something to anyone," he emphasized, "we have to destroy them."

Mario Fabbrocino assures the man of a solution, but fortunately it consists of "a good scolding" to his son and son-in-law: "I'll see about it... we don't have to make anything disappear, we have to tell them that they have to behave with you."

In this case the request, fortunately not accepted, is for a double homicide with even the destruction of the bodies. The circumstance emerges from the investigations of the Carabinieri of the Investigative Nucleus of the Castello di Cisterna Group who today notified 13 precautionary measures, issued by the investigating judge at the request of the Naples DDA also against Biagio Bifulco, the imprisoned boss of the Fabbrocino clan, and Mario and Pietro Fabbrocino.

In that office, which belonged to a company and was transformed into a base, the Fabbrocinos were also available to resolve various issues raised by citizens. And the soldiers listened to them thanks to the wiretaps.

The clan also managed to discover that someone in that office was listening to their conversations, and using a bug detector they carried out a thorough sweep of the room made available by a secretary also responsible for facilitating the meetings.

Among the requests from citizens documented by the Carabinieri during the investigation were requests for assistance with unpaid debts, difficulties in purchasing land, and labor-related disputes.

But this story isn't the only one that gives pause for thought. The Carabinieri's investigations have uncovered a long list of similar requests, ranging from the physical elimination of inconvenient individuals to the resolution of financial disputes.

The Camorra has thus become a dark shadow that looms over the lives of many citizens, offering illegal solutions to problems that should be addressed through institutional channels.

The case of the father who requested the murder of his children is just the tip of the iceberg of a disturbing phenomenon. The Camorra, with its ability to infiltrate society and corrupt consciences, represents a constant threat to legality and civil coexistence.