Ninetta bagarella biography for kids
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Salvatore Riina
Italian brott boss and member of the Sicilian Mafia
Salvatore Riina | |
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Mugshot of Totò Riina after his fängelse in 1993 | |
| Born | (1930-11-16)16 November 1930 Corleone, Italy |
| Died | 17 November 2017(2017-11-17) (aged 87) Parma, Italy |
| Nationality | Italian |
| Other names | "Toto u curtu" (Totò the Short) "La belva" (The Beast) "Il capo dei capi" (The Boss of the Bosses) |
| Occupation | Mafia boss |
| Criminal status | Deceased (imprisoned from 1993) |
| Spouse | Antonia Bagarella (m. 1974) |
| Children | 4 |
| Relatives | Leoluca Bagarella (brother-in-law) |
| Allegiance | Corleonesi |
| Conviction(s) | Mafia association Multiple murders |
| Criminal charge | Mafia association Multiple murders |
| Penalty | 26 life sentences |
Salvatore Riina (Italian pronunciation:[salvaˈtoːre(toˈtɔr)riˈiːna]; 16 November 1930 – 17 November 2017), called Totò (siciliandiminutive of Salvatore), was an Italian mobster a
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Women and Radicalization
Ninetta Bagarella and her husband, Totò, who successfully raised children in the extremist Mafia tradition. Image credit: Associated Press.
Emilie König, Yasmin Bulbocus, Sadaa Boular each have something in common: all are women of ISIS. Emile is a well-known example of a young French woman who converted to Islam and emigrated to Syria, where she served as a recruiter and propagandist for ISIL, while Yasmin is a former extremist that was radicalized when she was only seventeen. Meanwhile, the case of Safaa Boular, her sister Rizlaine, and her mother Mina, who were found guilty of plotting terrorist attacks in Britain, is a clear example of transmission of dysfunctional values within families. Each has a unique story about how and why they became radicalized, but as a group, they provide fascinating insight into the role women play in ISIS.
As co-leaders, strategists, trainers, advisors, ruthless criminals, and persuaders, women involved with t
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Leoluca Bagarella
Italian murderer (born 1942)
Leoluca Bagarella (Italian pronunciation:[ˌlɛoˈluːkabaɡaˈrɛlla]; born 3 February 1942) is an Italiancriminal and member of the Sicilian Mafia. He is from the town of Corleone. Following Salvatore Riina's arrest in early 1993, Bagarella became the head of the strategist strategy faction,[1] opposing another faction commanded by the successor designate Bernardo Provenzano, creating a real rift in Cosa Nostra. Bagarella was captured in 1995, having been a fugitive for four years, and sentenced to life imprisonment for Mafia association and multiple murders.
Early life
[edit]Bagarella was born in Corleone on 3 February 1942. Bagarella sided with Luciano Leggio of the Corleonesi in the late 1950s. Bagarella became the brother-in-law of Salvatore Riina in 1974 when he married Bagarella's sister, Antonia. Two of Bagarella's brothers were also Mafiosi; his elder brother, Calogero Bagarella, was shot dead on December