Appeals court rejects mafia-like aggravation in the Esposito-Bosti case

The review court heard the appeal Naples Public Prosecutor’s Office rejected the non-recognition of the mafia tightening Luca Esposito, the son-in-law of the boss Patrizio Bosti (the latter in 41 to prison) in connection with the crime of Self-money laundering and the rejection of his membership in the Contini clan has contested.

A similar decision was made by the same Criminal Chamber of the Review Court (the twelfth, presided over by Judge Michele Mazzeo) for the Esposito’s wife, Flora Bostiboss’s daughter Patrizio Bostibut only in connection with the mafia tightening.

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The exclusion of the aggravation for the Esposito-Bosti couple (defended by the lawyers Annamaria Ziccardi and Nicola Pomponio) was confirmed by the Naples investigative judge Antonino Santoro on March 20. Last June, and on two other occasions, Luca Esposito was acquitted of the charge of being part of the criminal organization once led by his father-in-law, a member of the so-called “Alleanza di Secondigliano”.

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