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Rocco Lo Presti
Rocco Lo Presti (Marina di Gioiosa Ionica May 6, 1937; - Turin January 23, 2009) was an Italian criminal. Historical mafia boss of Bardonecchia and Val di Susa was the godfather of the 'Ndrangheta in Piedmont. Bardonecchia is an alpine town in the province of Turin on the border with France and the main ski resort in Italy. His was a name that marked fifty years Bardonecchia and Val di Susa. He was a piece of economic history. He has employed thousands of people. He built half Bardonecchia entrepreneur during the years of the building boom. For judges of Turin was instead one who imported the phenomenon Mafia in northern Italy. He ruled the roost in the building. He was the man who, during the boom years and the speculation in Piedmont, imposed the rule of labor building throughout the Val di Susa. Over the years Sixties and Seventies his power in Piedmont was equal to that of Antonio Macri in Calabria. He had the hegemony on the territory of the Val di Susa with his cousin Francesco Mazzaferro. Rose to the headlines during the boom years and the speculation before, and the kidnapping-murder Ceretto then, had the absolute power in the building and the underworld in Piedmont until 1975, when he was sent into internal exile on the island of Asinara. For decades it has investigated him. The file is huge, tied with a big string. In the history of the infiltration of the 'Ndrangheta in Piedmont between the '65 and '75 his figure is much talk and is evoked several times by investigators. In the archives of police there are only private and confidential information to thousands of pages, but no concrete evidence of any direct or illegal crimes whatsoever. The file is full of acquittal for lack of evidence. Inquiries, parliamentary reports, complaints, arrest warrants, arrests, seizures. But he always preferred to pose as a mild citizen persecuted by justice. Yet he was the man most talked about of the Val di Susa. A man capable of climbing the rungs of the career criminal slipping between a harmless process and the other, able to conquer power, skilled in being able to build a solid economic position thanks to influential friends that allowed him to create an empire in Bardonecchia during the years of the building boom. Related to the Mazzaferro Family of Marina di Gioiosa Ionica, of which he was the most important exponent, he moved to Piedmont in the late fifties by the town subalpine his fiefdom. He turned reverently many politicians during election campaigns. He had ties with the clan of Marseille and with all the major crime families of Calabria and Sicily. He had friendly relations and business with the Inzerillo Mafia clan -Gambino -Spatola of Palermo. It was through his friendship with Salvatore Inzerillo , boss of Palermo, who was able to go on several occasions in the United States to form alliances with the cousins of the Gambino family of New York. According to an associate justice in recent years he had come and ally to the Aquino family, rivals of Mazzaferro family. Man of the old school was always against drugs.
==Biography==
Born in Marina di Gioiosa Ionica. At age 16 he leaves the Calabria and moved to Piedmont. In 1957 he was arrested in Casale Monferrato for selling counterfeit notes. In 1963 he settled in Bardonecchia and booming construction puts on a small construction company. In September of the same year, Mario Corino, mayor of Bardonecchia, which is dealing with the speculation and disturbing, was attacked and beaten at night by strangers. Suspicion falls on him. In 1965 he was arrested in Geneva by the Swiss police for a series of thefts in the villas. He is tried and sentenced to two years imprisonment. In 1968 he returned to Bardonecchia and married a fellow villager in one of the most luxurious hotels in the town, the Grand Hotel Riky. It is a fabulous wedding with over 300 guests including some who came specially from America. From then on, anyone who wants to build in Bardonecchia has to pass by him. Those who rebel dies. In 1969 he was suspected of being behind the murder of Vincenzo Timpano, a calabrian assassinated in Exilles in Val di Susa . In 1970 he again suspected as the istigator of the murder of Luigi D'Aguanno, a fence found murdered in an abandoned landfill in Moncalieri. Either way is acquitted of all charges.
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