
Antonio Iovine
Antonio Iovine is a former boss of the Casalesi clan, a powerful organized crime group in Italy. He gained notoriety for his involvement in various criminal activities, including drug trafficking and extortion. Iovine was a fugitive for years before being captured in 2010, and he later decided to collaborate with the authorities, providing critical insights into the workings of the Camorra. His testimony has had a significant impact on ongoing investigations and prosecutions against organized crime in Italy.
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Antonio Iovine, known as the Camorra’s 'minister of garbage', was named by Saviano for his criminal activities.
Roberto Saviano on the Kinahans, living under threat from the Mafia and similarities between Ireland and Italy – The Irish TimesAntonio Iovine was one of the former bosses of the casalesi clan who was convicted for threats during the 'Spartacus' trial.
Minacce in aula ai magistrati Cantone e De Raho, condannati a 5 anni e mezzo i boss del clan dei casalesi Iovine e BidognettiAntonio Iovine was a mafia boss who, along with Bidognetti, was convicted in the 2008 trial.
My life has been hell since mafia bosses blamed me for their downfall. Finally, justice has been done | Roberto SavianoAntonio Iovine is a former boss who collaborated with justice and provided testimony against Francesco Bidognetti.
Saviano: «Vedrò il volto del boss, qualunque sia il verdetto la mia vita è stata tritata». Oggi la sentenza Bidognetti




















