Frost. Over four hundred years of detention for the defendants involved in the “Chimera” anti-mafia blitz. The requests, after several hearings dedicated exclusively to the long indictment, were formulated by the prosecutors of the Caltanissetta DDA Davide Spina and Claudia Pasciuti. The Sanfilippo family, according to the protests, had vast control of the Mazzarino territory, imposing pressure and enforcement and managing drug trafficking. A capillary system, the one reconstructed by the anti-mafia prosecutors and the carabinieri. Based on what was outlined by the investigators, the Sanfilippos would have been capable of instilling fear in the many victims, who often had evident hesitations in reporting to the police. Thirty years of imprisonment were requested for the alleged leaders of the Stiddaro group, Giuseppe Sanfilippo, Liborio Sanfilippo and Marcello Sanfilippo. Twenty-seven years were required for Calogero Sanfilippo. Twenty years, however, for Maria Sanfilippo (1986), Calogero Sanfilippo (1976), Andrea Sanfilippo and Samuel Fontana. Eighteen years is the sentence indicated for Ignazio Zuccala’, Marianna Sanfilippo (1957) and Michele Mazzeo. Sixteen years of detention for Ilenia La Placa, Valentina Maniscalco (from Gela and wife of Emanuele Brancato accused in the other trial), Salvatore Rodolfo Nicastro, Calogero Sanfilippo (1991) and sixteen years and six months for Enza Medicea. Fifteen years for the positions of Marianna Sanfilippo (1985), Vincenza Galati, Rosangela Farchica and Rocco Di Dio. Furthermore, ten years for Bruno Berlinghieri, eight years and six months were indicated for Vincenzo Ianni’, eight for Bartolomeo La Placa and Antonino Ianni’, seven years and nine months to Ivan Ianni’ and Giuseppe Sanfilippo (1979), seven years to Giovanni Di Pasquale, five years and four months for Sandra Santa Aleruzzo and four years for Francesco Lo Cicero.
