COSANOSTRA MI HA UCCISO TUTTA LA FAMIGLIA: PARLA IL PENTITO TOTUCCIO CONTORNO

Hearing of February 3, 1999, in the trial for the murder of Judge Rocco Chinnici, a case against Salvatore Riina and other defendants. This original audio interview features Salvatore Contorno, a collaborator with justice and former member of Cosa Nostra. The testimony is part of the trial regarding the Via Pipitone Federico massacre, which occurred in Palermo on July 29, 1983, in which investigating judge Rocco Chinnici, his bodyguards, and the building's doorman were killed. During the hearing, Contorno reconstructs his entry into the Santa Maria di Gesù mafia family, his relationship with Stefano Bontate, the internal structure of Cosa Nostra, the role of the Commission, the dynamics between families and districts, and the rise of the Corleonesi led by Totò Riina. The examination also explores the relationships between several defendants and key figures in the Mafia organization, including Bernardo Provenzano, Pippo Calò, Michele Greco, Raffaele Ganci, Francesco Madonia, Salvatore Montalto, and other figures cited during the trial. An important judicial document for understanding the context in which the high-profile murders of the early 1980s unfolded and the internal climate within Cosa Nostra during the Mafia War. Original audio from the trial hearing. Subscribe to the channel for more original documents from major Italian trials. #RoccoChinnici #SalvatoreContorno #TotòRiina #CosaNostra #Mafia #MafiaTrials #OriginalAudio #ChinniciStrage #ViaPipitoneFederico #Riina #Repentants #CollaboratorsOfJustice #Palermo #ItalianHistory #CriminalArchive The statements heard in the video are reported in their judicial context and do not replace the evaluation of the sentences. Audio Source: Radio Radicale https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...