Immediate process for the children of the boss Bidognetti, they wanted to reorganize the Casalesi
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Immediate trial for 39 people accused of having reorganized the Casalesi clan in recent years, in particular the Bidognetti and Schiavone factions. Therefore, without the filter of the preliminary hearing, the children and sons-in-law of the boss Francesco Bidognetti, alias Cicciotto and Mezzanotte, will also appear before the judge . The investigating judge of the Naples court ordered the immediate trial, Isabella Iaselli, who accepted the request presented by the deputy prosecutors of the Anti-Mafia District Directorate of Naples Maurizio Giordano, Graziella Arlomede, Fabrizio Vanorio, Vincenzo Ranieri.

THE THREE CHILDREN OF CICCIOTTO 'E MEZZANOTTE
The boss's three children will go on trial at the beginning of June: the youngest Gianluca, the sisters Teresa and Katia , the latter's husbands Vincenzo D'Angelo and Carlo D'Angiolella, Emiliana and Francesca Carrino , respectively aunt and cousin of the children of the boss (Emiliana is Anna's sister, currently a collaborator of justice as well as the boss's former partner and mother of Gianluca, Katia and Teresa), and historians affiliated with the Bidognettis such as Giosuè Fioretto, Emiliana's husband , and Nicola Kader Sergio, Francesca's husband and held as area chief in Castel Volturno on behalf of the clan .

ACCUSED OF HAVING REORGANIZED THE CASALESI CLAN
Among the accusations, in addition to having reorganized the clan above all around Gianluca, despite the latter having been in prison since 2008 for the attempted murder of his aunt and cousin Francesca conducted in Villaricca, also extortion against numerous commercial operators ( a businessman was shot in the legs), control of the funeral home sector thanks to agreements dating back to the 1980s with companies operating in the area, drug trafficking. According to the investigators , Gianluca Bidognetti's directives were implemented outside prison by the sisters Katia and Teresa , who received the salary of the clan, and the husbands of the latter, in particular that of Katia, Vincenzo D'Angelo.