The seizure of the boss Setola was ineffective, the villas returned to the family

The seizure of the two villas of Giuseppe Setola , found guilty of dozens of murders including the massacre of Ghanaians in Castel Volturno , dating back to 18 September 2008, is ineffective .

This was established by the judge for preliminary investigations of Naples, Gianluigi Visco, to whom the documentation relating to the seizure of the two properties located in Casal di Principe, where Setola's daughter and her Camorra in-laws still live, was sent at the beginning January by the Court of Assizes of the court of Santa Maria Capua Vetere, which declared itself incompetent after ordering the seizure of the villas last November.

A procedural issue which involves the return of assets to the family members of the head of the Casalesi massacre wing , detained under 41 bis at the Milan Opera prison with numerous life sentences to serve.