The killing was to stop whatever he was doing. Burning his body was a message to anyone who might want to do the same.
av34as on
First thought was „Mexico“. Then I read it happened in Salerno, Italy. Shocking.
Ill-Term7334 on
Shot and burned. Sounds like it was personal.
bullet-cat on
Every non-Italian here being surprised, while I feel like most Italians are just used to this lol
lilu_66 on
Absolutely disgusting and despicable
caudatus67 on
It’s actually more complicated than that. The victim also lied for years (decades?) about his job to basically everyone, saying that he was working for ARPAC, which is the regional environmental protection agency, while in reality he never did. So there certainly is something very fishy going on.
Rationalinsanity1990 on
‚Execution‘ implies a veneer of legality.
The only term that should be used here is murder.
owlexe23 on
Italy, mafia and football fit together, still tragic and shocking this is happening in the EU.
Kaurblimey on
What on earth could a football journalist be up to that would warrant this?
Wanderer-91 on
Committing an extremely high visibility murder to stop journalists from digging into something is 1920s, not 2020s.
This feels personal and retaliatory.
maninthewoodsdude on
Wtf.
ButterscotchSure6589 on
Shot before his body was set on fire, and the police are treating it as homicide?
TheErnestEverhard on
To be honest I wouldn’t be surprised if this homicide wasn’t related to his profession but was instead a matter of unpaid debts.
I think it’s more likely he owed a lot of money, failed to pay up and maybe threatened to tell the police.
At any rate it’s almost certainly organized crime.
My conspiracy theory is some of the 20M sent to Argentina was funnelled to Infantino. Arg gets preferential treatment, GI gets his cut, then rents an empty office in trump tower to funnel some money back to trump
Antxxom on
Fabrizio must be knee deep in dirt as well.
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Who was he looking into that ordered his murder?
Fifa, match fixing cartels or both..
The killing was to stop whatever he was doing. Burning his body was a message to anyone who might want to do the same.
First thought was „Mexico“. Then I read it happened in Salerno, Italy. Shocking.
Shot and burned. Sounds like it was personal.
Every non-Italian here being surprised, while I feel like most Italians are just used to this lol
Absolutely disgusting and despicable
It’s actually more complicated than that. The victim also lied for years (decades?) about his job to basically everyone, saying that he was working for ARPAC, which is the regional environmental protection agency, while in reality he never did. So there certainly is something very fishy going on.
‚Execution‘ implies a veneer of legality.
The only term that should be used here is murder.
Italy, mafia and football fit together, still tragic and shocking this is happening in the EU.
What on earth could a football journalist be up to that would warrant this?
Committing an extremely high visibility murder to stop journalists from digging into something is 1920s, not 2020s.
This feels personal and retaliatory.
Wtf.
Shot before his body was set on fire, and the police are treating it as homicide?
To be honest I wouldn’t be surprised if this homicide wasn’t related to his profession but was instead a matter of unpaid debts.
I think it’s more likely he owed a lot of money, failed to pay up and maybe threatened to tell the police.
At any rate it’s almost certainly organized crime.
[I assume this is another incident of the Mafia trying to exert control over Italian football. ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGrhK8tQ–4)
Abolish FIFA.
Fuck The mafia. and also UEFA Mafia
I didn’t even know he was sick
Jesus fuck.
Rip 🕊️♥️
Jesus fucking christ
My conspiracy theory is some of the 20M sent to Argentina was funnelled to Infantino. Arg gets preferential treatment, GI gets his cut, then rents an empty office in trump tower to funnel some money back to trump
Fabrizio must be knee deep in dirt as well.