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Nine years after the break in Via Gradoli, in the region of Cbadia, where the then president of the Lazio region, Piero Marrazzo, was found and filmed in the company of a transbadual, four infidel riflemen were sentenced by the court of Rome. This raid, which dates back to July 3, 2009, was the prologue to the blackmail war against the governor. The judges of the Ninth Criminal Division, after six years of trial, sentenced Nicola Testini and Carlo Tagliente to ten years in prison.
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Piero Marrazzo and the scandal of 2009: "The man who does not fall is not strong, but whoever knows how to get up"
For two other colleagues, Luciano Simeone and Antonio Tamburrino, were sentenced respectively to 6 years and 6 months and 3 years in prison. Concussion, robbery, violation of the Narcotics Act and stolen property that "withstood" the Cleaver's Cleaver. The judges were acquitted of criminal conspiracy charges against Testini, Tagliente and Simeone, while acknowledging the charges against trans-Natali for possession of narcotics. The story exploded and overwhelmed Marrazzo politically on October 23, 2009 with the resounding arrest of the Carabinieri who served at the Triumphal station.
The following days, details of the story began on July 3 of the same year with the blitz held in Natali's apartment, located at Via Gradoli 96, at the same place where thirty years ago, the Brigades Reds had a den at the time of the Moro kidnapping. . The unfaithful carabinieri with a mobile phone made a video in which Marrazzo and Natali were visible. This "shot" has become Marrazzo's blackmail tool. Testini, Simeone and Tagliente "threatened with grave consequences have forced the" President of the Region of the time "to" establish and hand over three checks for a total of 20,000 euros, "reads the head of the "The indictment." Not only that, on this occasion, the three "would take possession of 5,000 euros partly from Marrazzo partly from Natali." Through Tamburrino, the group has attempted to market, for a figure close to 100,000 euros, the video also addressed to a photographic agency in Milan.To warn Marrazzo of the attempt to sell the video, the Prime Minister of the time, Silvio Berlusconi, had been informed to turn by a director of the group Mondadori who had viewed the video.At the trial, the former president of the region, heard as a witness, explained that this case had hit his family and his "personal dignity and professional "I separated from my wife even – he added before the judges Marrazzo -, I resigned my governorship of Lazio and it was right to do it ". As a result of today 's decision, the former governor, through the intermediary of his lawyers, expressed his satisfaction with a sentence recognizing "mistreatment" and "a criminal blackmail ". Last updated: 4:12 pm © RESERVED COPY
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