Giuseppe Misso in diretta: “Io, Luigi Giuliano e la strage del Rapido 904” - CONFIDENTIAL #22

Giuseppe Misso, former boss of Naples’ Sanità district and childhood friend of Luigi Giuliano, who was accused in connection with the Rapido 904 massacre—also known as the “Christmas Massacre”—answers questions live on Confidential. For the first time, the man accused of being a leading figure in the Camorra and of controlling Naples’ historic center appears live to tell his side of the story. In his book, That Rapido 904 (Quel Rapido 904, Milieu Edizioni), he recounts his journey through more than 20,000 pages of court documents related to the massacre that, on December 23, 1984, claimed the lives of 16 people and injured 267 others, including men, women, and children. The train, which had departed from Naples Central Station, exploded inside the San Benedetto Val di Sambro tunnel. Among those convicted for the massacre were Pippo Calò, Guido Cercola, and Friedrich Schaudinn.