An ultra-right leader breaks the omertà and betrays his colleagues for a murder: settling scores in football
Andrea Beretta’s confession has sparked a wave of arrests for the murder of ultra-right leader Vittorio Boiocchi.
The confession of Andrea Beretta , who has broken the omertà (Sicilian law of silence) and in recent weeks has become a collaborator of the Italian Justice , has turned the case of the murder of Vittorio Boiocchi , leader of the Inter Milan ultras, on October 29, 2022 in Cernusco sul Naviglio (Milan) a new twist.
Beretta has confirmed that it ordered Marco Ferdico to murder Boiocchi, a few hours before the match between Inter and Sampdoria, in order to take control of the Curva Nord Milano ultras and businesses linked to the Inter Milan Curva and the Ndrangheta (an Italian criminal organization, of a mafia nature, originating in Calabria).
Marco Ferdico was paid 50,000 euros for the commission to kill Vittorio Boiocchi .
The murder was committed by Daniel D’Alessandro , who fired five shots with a 9×19 Luger at Biocchi outside his home.
All the arrests made in connection with the murder of Vittorio Boiocchi after he sang Andrea Beretta.
‘La Gazzetta dello Sport’ reports that two of those arrested, Marco Ferdico and Pietro Andrea Simoncini, have confessed to organizing and participating in the ambush. Ferdico, the former right-hand man of fellow ultra leader Andrea Beretta, admitted to having played a role in planning the crime. Simoncini, the father of Ferdico’s partner, confessed to having driven the motorcycle on the day of the ambush and that the shooter was Daniel D’Alessandro, known as ‘Bellebuono’ .
Ferdico was arrested on September 30 as part of the ‘Doppia curva’ (Double Curve) investigation.
Simoncini was arrested on April 11 after Andrea Beretta, the instigator of the murder, began collaborating with investigators.
Daniel ‘Bellebuono’ D’Alessandro was recently arrested in Bulgaria and extradited to Italy.
