Nicola Acri, Rossano's boss and bloodthirsty killer, repented
After 10 years of hard prison he began to collaborate with the DDA of Catanzaro. He has already made statements on various bloody facts

Nicola Acri, 42, boss of Rossano, known as "eyes of ice", has taken the plunge, considered one of the most bloodthirsty Calabrian killers and already listed as one of the 100 most dangerous fugitives. A criminal career that began when he was just 21 years old and was considered to be the head of the Rossano clan. For three years, before being captured in 2010 in Bologna, he was a fugitive and was included among the 100 most dangerous fugitives in Italy.

After ten years of hard prison he decided to collaborate and speak with the Dda of Catanzaro, led by Nicola Gratteri. A very recent collaboration during which Acri made statements on serious bloody events that saw him as a protagonist. The circumstance was learned today due to the hearing that saw him summoned before Calabrian judges. Acri is a piece of the nineties of the new 'Ndrangheta of the central-northern Ionian area of ​​Calabria and has risen to the headlines for having carried out a series of murders in the Sibaritide between 1999 and 2001.

Sentenced to life imprisonment with final sentence, he was serving his sentence under the 41 bis regime. The carabinieri captured him on the outskirts of Bologna in November 2010. Even in Emilia he had been busy trying to impose a brand of ground coffee on a series of public establishments. His role as godfather of Rossano was conferred on him by the leader of the nomadic crime of Cassano, Franco Abbruzese, known as "Dentuzzo", also a life sentence and his companions in murderous raids.