"A real boss in a skirt", the repentant speaks of Marianna Giuliano
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Marianna Giuliano, 45, daughter of Forcella clan chief Luigi Giuliano and wife of boss Michele Mazzarella , is defined as "a real boss in a skirt" arrested today on charges of having ordered the murder of Salvatore Lausi, the cashier of the clan found guilty of having made disappear a box entrusted to him containing 100 million lire. According to what emerged from the investigations of the carabinieri, Michele, from prison, sent letters to the affiliates, even to the regent of the time Eduardo Bove (sentimentally linked to Anna Giuliano, sister of Luigi Giuliano). After the murder of Bove (killed on 5 January 2005) it was Anna Giuliano who delivered some letters to the investigators. In the declarations made on 11 July 2007, a collaborator with justice, Michelangelo Mazza , defines Marianna Giuliano as "a real boss in a skirt".

"She has always followed the story of the Mazzarella clan in a top position - explains the "repentant" - remaining a little aloof at her husband's important meetings". Then when Michele Mazzarella was locked up in prison, the repentant still explains "... his wife played a dual role, representing the communication channel between the Mazzarella clan and Michele who continued to be the boss, dictating directives and murder mandates..." but, he adds, Marianna "...was able to decide on her own and manage the illicit activities of the ordinary clan”. This, according to Mazza, also put her in strong contrast with the regent Bove and other top elements. Bove even attempted a split due to Marianna Giuliano, who received from 35,000 to 60,000 euros a month from the clan, as well as shares from the proceeds of drug dealing, video poker and some extortion.

He was killed in 2002 for a shortfall of 100 million lire, money that the Mazzarella clan had entrusted to him and that he was supposed to keep at home but which had disappeared from that presumed safe place. And her sister, to find out who had taken them, even asked a fortuneteller for enlightenment.