anti-mafia

Vendetta: Guerra nell'antimafia is a Netflix docu-series about the explosive legal conflict between journalist Pino Maniaci and judge Silvana Saguto over alleged corruption in Palermo's mafia asset-seizure system.

The Saguto case is an Italian corruption scandal in which Palermo anti-mafia judge Silvana Saguto exploited her power over seized Mafia assets to run a kickback network from 2010 onward.

On August 15, 2007, six Italian members of the Ndrangheta were shot and killed in Duisburg, Germany, in one of Europe's most brutal mafia attacks. The massacre was the culmination of a bloody feud between Calabrese mafia clans and marked a turning point in understanding the international reach of organized crime.

The DeCavalcante crime family, operating across New Jersey and New York as part of La Cosa Nostra, inspired HBO's The Sopranos. Between 1998 and 2015, the FBI launched major operations that would ultimately dismantle the family's leadership through informants, undercover agents, and the unprecedented cooperation of made members.

On July 10, 1973, John Paul Getty III was dragged from a Rome street by members of the 'Ndrangheta and held captive in a Calabrian cave. What followed was a harrowing negotiation involving a severed ear, a multimillion-dollar ransom, and a billionaire grandfather's reluctance to pay.

The Lucchese crime family's New Jersey faction has undergone a dramatic criminal evolution over five decades, shifting from armed conflict toward large-scale illegal gambling and racketeering that generated billions in illicit profits.