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Italian doctor s drug overdose was a mafia murder, court hears

The mysterious death of a brilliant young Italian doctor has taken a dark new twist with claims that he was murdered by the Sicilian mafia. Attilio Manca, 34, was found dead at his home in Viterbo, central Italy, in 2004, supposedly of a heroin overdose. Monica Mileti, his friend, was convicted of administering the dose and jailed for five years. But on Tuesday an appeals court in Rome acquitted her of any involvement in the urologist s death. Suspicions have turned instead to Cosa Nostra, Sicily s mafia network. Italian doctor Attilio Manca, 34, was found dead supposedly due to a heroin overdose, but suspicions have turned to Cosa Nostra, the Sicilian mafia, after the idea of an overdose was repudiated.

Brilliant young doctor s drug overdose was a mafia murder, court hears

Brilliant young doctor’s drug overdose was a mafia murder, court hears We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Nick Squires Save Normal text size Advertisement Rome: The mysterious death of a brilliant young Italian doctor has taken a dark new twist with claims that he was murdered by the Sicilian mafia. Attilio Manca, 34, was found dead at his home in Viterbo, central Italy, in 2004, supposedly of a heroin overdose. Monica Mileti, his friend, was convicted of administering the dose and jailed for five years. But this week an appeals court in Rome acquitted her of any involvement in the urologist’s death. Suspicions have turned instead to Cosa Nostra, Sicily’s mafia network.

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