The magistrates of the Palermo Public Prosecutor's Office and the Carabinieri del Ros have identified a second hideout used by boss Matteo Messina Denaro , arrested two days ago after thirty years on the run.
In addition to the apartment in Vicolo San Vito in Campobello di Mazara , discovered yesterday, the mafia boss allegedly had a sort of bunker built inside another house in the same area. An armored room which can be accessed from the sliding bottom of a wardrobe , in a house on the first floor of a building in via Maggiore Toselli. The house, located thanks to the investigators of the Gico of the Guardia di Finanza on the basis of the analysis of some cadastral data, belongs to Errico Risalvato, 70, acquitted in 2001 of the Mafia charge, believed to be close to the Castelvetrano mafia boss. Inside jewels, necklaces, bracelets and even precious stones of consistent size.
As Andrea Bonafede begins to speak, the surveyor from Campobello di Mazara who "lent" his identity to the boss – «I've known him since we were kids. I bought the house where he lived with his money, 20 thousand euros» – inside the maximum security penitentiary of L'Aquila where he has been since yesterday Messina Denaro has already had his first hour outdoors , yes is organized the cell and is "very active", say some sources.
The fugitive was visited in the infirmary of the "Le Costarelle" prison by Professor Luciano Mutti , head of the university-managed oncology department of the San Salvatore hospital. All therapies and medical procedures, according to what is learned despite the strict confidentiality, will preferably be implemented in prison: the goal is to minimize hospital trips which would trigger very important security measures .
After Alfonso Tumbarello, a general practitioner of Campobello di Mazara who treated both the boss, alias Andrea Bonafede, and the real Bonafede, a second doctor, , also entered the investigation into the network of abettors. He would have been the one to carry out the DNA test necessary for the chemotherapy treatment to which the godfather of Castelvetrano had to undergo. To be ascertained if he knew the true identity of his client.
