^^^^
You're asking me a question that you yourself have already previously answered on p. 1 of this thread. On that same page, I also posted a link to an Italian-language article that stated Ursino's family constitutes one of the main 'ndrine in Gioiosa Ionica.
Right, sometimes I forget about what I already posted. But
how he fits in the family tree we still have to dig into.
BTW in March the Italians arrested Giuseppe Ursino, 50, and seized a restaurant and two bars in the Turin area. He´s a leader of the 'Ndrangheta in Piedmont.
