Ciro Oliva was a “walking dead man” because he had a debt of 180 thousand euros with the Mazzarella clan, 21 thousand with the De Mico clan and 8 thousand with the Di Lauro clan.
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He had been arrested and the drugs he was selling on the Caserta and Benevento markets had been seized. First they had tried to poison him in prison with bleach in a bottle of water and then when he had been placed under house arrest the Mazzarella clan had tried to enter his home several times even through acquaintances.
Oliva had understood that the clan only wanted to harm him because he knew he couldn't get the money back. He had changed residence and at that point, in order to track him down and bring him out into the open, the Mazzarella clan had kidnapped his partner's minor son.
Among the perpetrators of the kidnapping are Rosa Faiello and her husband Salvatore Esposito, two leaders of the Mazzarella clan and among the five who ended up in prison today thanks to the blitz by the Carabinieri under the orders of the Naples DDA.
The 198 pages of the precautionary order signed by the investigating judge Giovanni De Angelis of the Court of Naples tell the story of Ciro Oliva who for escape the clan he then showed up at the Cercola Carabinieri with some cocaine and was arrested.
The investigation also concerns a large drug trafficking ring managed by Rosa Faiello and her husband in Ponticelli and the Pazzigno district: 19 people are under investigation. Of these, 5 have ended up in prison, 5 have been ordered to remain in their homes and another six are under investigation at large.
Here are the suspects
1) BALDASSARRE Massimiliano, born in Naples on 13.07.1976, alias “a Serpe”; PRISON
2) DE BERNARDO Rosario, born in Naples (NA) on 31/10/1970,
3) DE FALCO Ciro, born in Naples on 17/06/1980, alias “Ciruzzo”;
4) DI GRAZIA Rosario, born in Torre del Greco on 26.09.1994, alias “O' Turrese”: OBLIGATION TO RESIDE AND PRESENTATION TO THE PG
5) ESPOSITO Ester, born in Naples on 19.05.1992,
6) ESPOSITO Salvatore, born in San Giorgio a Cremano on 05.01.1981, alias “Totore” or “Uncle Totò”; PRISON
7) FAIELLO Carmen, born in Naples on 28.07.1990, alias “Carmela”;
8) FAIELLO Gessica, born in Naples on 25.04.1997, OBLIGATION TO REMAIN IN RESIDENCE AND PRESENTATION TO THE PG
9) FAIELLO Rosa, born in Naples on 24.05.1983, alias “a Bionda”: PRISON
10) GEMITO Francesco, born in Naples on 26.08.1968, alias “Birillo”: OBLIGATORY TO RESIDE AND PRESENTATION TO THE PG
11) MAMMOLITI Fiorentino Eduardo, born in Naples on 23.03.1993, alias “Fiore”;
12) MIRANDA Carmela, born in Naples (NA) on 24/05/1974, known as “Lina”;
13) RANAVOLO Gactano, born in Cercola on 16.11.1980,
14) RISPOLI Massimo, born in Naples on 21.12.1977, alias “Massimino”; PRISON
15) ROGALA Dariusz Marek, born in Poland on 02/01/1977, alias “Dario” or
“Darius”; PRISON
16) SAIA Daniele, born in Naples on 28.01.1982, OBLIGATION TO REMAIN AND PRESENTATION TO THE PG
17) TODISCO Nunzio, born in Naples on 23/10/1985, alias “Nunziello” DUTY OF RESIDENCE AND PRESENTATION TO THE PG
18) TUBELLI Fatima, born in Pollena Trocchia on 30.10.1992,
19) ZUCARO Paolo, born in Naples (NA) on 14/06/1958, alias “Paoletto”
Article published on March 12, 2025 - 21pm
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Ciro Oliva's situation is very complex and sad. The debts with the clans and the kidnapping of his son show a disturbing picture. We hope that justice will take its course and that the victims can receive help.