by Dwalin2014 » Wed Mar 01, 2023 8:12 am
CabriniGreen wrote: ↑Wed Mar 01, 2023 7:56 am
OmarSantista wrote: ↑Tue Feb 28, 2023 1:19 pm
From page 61-62 talks about one of the first attacks from the Leggio-Greco Brother's alliance against the historical Palermitan families and I was theorizing and thought to bring the theory here to see what other's think.
Long story short Salvatore La Barbera get's killed, his brother demands an explanation from other bosses but nobody knows, a month passes and a car explodes in front of the Greco's brother's house, no one is hurt as the Greco brother is gone, the house is destroyed and again nobody knows. Soon after so much unknown, secretive and mysteriousness during the meetings, due to Luciano Leggio and the Greco brothers uncontrollably the first mafia war began in 1962. My theory is the car bomb in front of the Greco's was likely planted by Greco-Leggio alliance to make it look like they were being targeted as well when in reality they were the rock in the shoe.
It was eventually concluded that Michele Cavataio was behind these attacks. I don't know about confirmed, but it was the conclusion Buscetta and the Grecos came to...
According to the book "Addio Cosa Nostra" by Pino Arlacchi, based on Buscetta's interviews, Salvatore La Barbera was killed by the Commission bosses because they blamed the La Barbera brothers for the murder of Calcedonio Di Pisa, which was in reality committed by Michele Cavataio. The book also says that Cavataio was supported by Antonino Matranga, Mariano Troia and Lorenzo Motisi, who were in conflict with the rest of the commission because they refused to resign from the position of family bosses, when they became Commission members (the first Commission was supposed to include members who weren't bosses of their own families).
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From page 61-62 talks about one of the first attacks from the Leggio-Greco Brother's alliance against the historical Palermitan families and I was theorizing and thought to bring the theory here to see what other's think.
Long story short Salvatore La Barbera get's killed, his brother demands an explanation from other bosses but nobody knows, a month passes and a car explodes in front of the Greco's brother's house, no one is hurt as the Greco brother is gone, the house is destroyed and again nobody knows. Soon after so much unknown, secretive and mysteriousness during the meetings, due to Luciano Leggio and the Greco brothers uncontrollably the first mafia war began in 1962. My theory is the car bomb in front of the Greco's was likely planted by Greco-Leggio alliance to make it look like they were being targeted as well when in reality they were the rock in the shoe.
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It was eventually concluded that Michele Cavataio was behind these attacks. I don't know about confirmed, but it was the conclusion Buscetta and the Grecos came to...
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According to the book "Addio Cosa Nostra" by Pino Arlacchi, based on Buscetta's interviews, Salvatore La Barbera was killed by the Commission bosses because they blamed the La Barbera brothers for the murder of Calcedonio Di Pisa, which was in reality committed by Michele Cavataio. The book also says that Cavataio was supported by Antonino Matranga, Mariano Troia and Lorenzo Motisi, who were in conflict with the rest of the commission because they refused to resign from the position of family bosses, when they became Commission members (the first Commission was supposed to include members who weren't bosses of their own families).