General Mario Mori, former head of the ROS and director of the Sisde, is under investigation by the Florence Prosecutor’s Office for the massacres of ’93, precisely on the days of the 31st anniversary of the massacre in Via dei Georgofili in Florence.
Raffaele Palumbo’s service.
According to the Florentine prosecutors, General Mori would not have prevented «through dutiful reports or complaints, or through the adoption of autonomous investigative or preventive initiatives, the massacre events in Florence, Rome and Milan of which he had had numerous advance warnings». In other words, for the Florence Public Prosecutor’s Office – which has recently been headed by Prosecutor Spiezia – Mori knew about the 1993 attacks and would not have done anything to prevent them. Very serious accusations, new chapter of the State investigating the State. Very serious accusations: “massacre, mafia association, association with the aim of international terrorism and subversion of the democratic order”. These are the accusations that Mori has to respond to, after the notice of investigation received on his 85th birthday, May 16th. Invitation to appear in Florence on May 23, anniversary of the Capaci massacre. Mori will not appear due to “commitments from his lawyer”. The massacres are those of Milan, Rome and Florence. Mori would have been informed by Marshal Roberto Tempesta, informed in turn by the exponent of the subversive right Paolo Bellini and by the repentant Angelo Siino during an investigative interview. In Palermo Mori was accused of having negotiated with Provenzano to stop the massacres and was acquitted. Now in Florence he is being investigated for not having prevented them. 31 years after the events and after 22 years of trials, the question of the State-mafia negotiation still remains an open chapter.
