Ana Bettz, artist, born in Porto Rotondo: this is how Anna Bettozzi, singer and dancer, has always presented herself, known for her appearances on the shows Maurizio Costanzo Show, Domenica in and Quelli che il calcio and for some 1990s disco songs.
In the spring of 2019, she was stopped in Ventimiglia by the Guardia di Finanza (Financial Police) in a Rolls Royce. Inside the thigh-high boots she loved, €300,000 was found. Thus began Ana Bettz's decline, and today, the Guardia di Finanza (Financial Police) has executed a new, severe order (Court of Rome, Prevention Measures Section) against her and several of her family members. Over €100 million in assets were seized, including her splendid residence in Porto Rotondo, Villa Anna, another villa on the Appian Way in Rome, jewelry, paintings, company shares, and bank accounts. The small real estate and financial empire of Anna Bettozzi and her family is now subject to measures aimed at its final confiscation.
Several Anti-Mafia Departments (DDA) across Italy have investigated Anna Bettozzi (illegal marketing of petroleum products, money laundering, and self-laundering), who is accused of aiding and abetting organized crime.
At his seaside villa in Porto Rotondo, Bettozzi hosted actors, singers, politicians, and entrepreneurs. He always maintained close relationships with Sardinian professionals and businessmen, particularly those from Olbia.
In 2021, investigations by the Guardia di Finanza and the State Police involved several operators active in the real estate tourism sector in Olbia and Arzachena, including people very close to the woman.
Investigators from the Olbia Anti-Crime Squad and the Olbia Guardia di Finanza (Fiamme Gialle) are monitoring tourist accommodation businesses in the northeast of the island. The investigation will lead to the seizure of a hotel in Arzachena.
