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Torvaianica Murder Conviction

Two men are sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Selavdi Shehaj in Torvaianica, a crime linked to a wider conflict within Roman organized crime.

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Human Rights ViolationsItalyMurderTrialOrganized CrimeGang Violence

Roman Criminal OrganizationsMichele Senese's Organization

Selavdi ShehajGustavo Alejandro MusumeciGiuseppe MolissoFabrizio PiscitelliMichele Senese

What evidence was used to convict the perpetrators?: The investigation relied on witness testimony, intercepted communications, and video surveillance. Enrico Bennato's claims of involvement were dismissed by the court.
Were there any other individuals involved and convicted for their roles?: Guido Cianfrocca and Luca De Rosa were also convicted for their roles in the murder. Cianfrocca supplied the weapon, while De Rosa was convicted of receiving stolen goods.
What is the background of Giuseppe Molisso in the context of organized crime?: Giuseppe Molisso is described as a significant figure in Roman organized crime, considered a potential heir to Michele Senese. His conviction demonstrated a vulnerability in his position.
What was the motive behind the murder, and how did it connect to other crimes?: The murders of Shehaj and Fabrizio Piscitelli were linked by prosecutors to a power struggle between Roman criminal organizations. The killings were symbolic, intended to eliminate rivals.
Who was killed in Torvaianica, and what were the circumstances of the killing?: Selavdi Shehaj was killed in Torvaianica on September 20, 2020. Gustavo Alejandro Musumeci and Giuseppe Molisso were convicted of his murder and sentenced to life in prison.

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