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In 2021, too the second son Walter decided to collaborate. The other sons Emanuele Libero, who will be released from his cell next August, and Carmine remain in prison, while Sandokan’s wife, Giuseppina Nappa, is not in Casal di Principe.
In recent days the police have gone to Casal di Principe to propose to the clan leader’s relatives, including son Ivanhoeto enter the protection program, confirming Sandokan’s willingness to collaborate with the Naples DDA.
“Sandokan has a tumor”, but these are false rumors to transfer him
An expedient to justify his transfer from the Parma prison, where he was under 41bis, to the L’Aquila prison, where he began to collaborate. Thus well-informed investigative sources explained the rumor that has circulated in recent days – even among insiders – according to which Francesco Schiavone was seriously ill with cancer. According to the indiscretion, the Casalesi leader was suffering from a neoplasm, but the reality would be different. There had been some warnings, however the tests later denied any pathology. However, the rumor was not denied precisely to keep his choice to collaborate as confidential as possible and justify the transfer to a prison where that type of pathology is treated and followed. Some of Sandokan’s family members, again according to the sources, were shocked by this decision and some of them refused to abandon their homes to be transferred to a protected location.
Keeper of important secrets
The decision of Francesco Schiavone, keeper of important secrets, could also be a message intended for the outside world, in particular so as not to try to reorganize the clan. According to investigators, the choice of the boss, detained in L’Aquila, could be a way to put a tombstone on the aspirations of other possible successors.
Intertwining between Camorra and politics
The collaboration of Francesco Schiavone, it is the hope of the magistrates, could shed light on some unsolved mysteries, such as the killing in Brazil in 1988 of the founder of the clan Antonio Bardellino, or on the connections between the Camorra and politics.
