JUSTICE?
The Panzarroti and Garibaldi families’ cross paths after a local steelworker is murdered at Port Kembla Iron and Steel Works in an identical style to a Camorra execution which occurred almost forty years ago in Naples.
The two family’s secret feud is exacerbated by the inheritance of one family’s fortune over the other, obstructed and dishonourably administered with prejudice by the Capo of the Giordano Clan, one of Naples’ most notorious Camorra Clans.
Is justice simply based on the principle that a person receives that which he or she deserves?
Or is Justice nothing more than a misshapen word conveniently used by anybody to validate their actions?
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SINS OF THE FATHER
Marcello Di Paulo, the Giordano family clan consigliere, had been employed by Don Pietro Giordano in 1981 at the age of 35. Di Paulo possessed an exceptional curriculum vitae, including an outstanding academic career, having completed studies at the Università di Bologna and the Sorbonne Université and achieved his PhD studies at Oxford University, as well as subsequent employment at some of the best financial institutions and law firms in Europe. Aside from Italian, he spoke fluent French, German, and English and was blessed with an almost unparalleled talent, some described as bordering on genius, in international business intelligence gathering and forensic investigation skills, bringing together a complete process of business data analysis, as well as providing a superior understanding to his client of illicit and unethical situations, such as bribery, corruption, theft, defrauding, or fraud.
However, Pietro Giordano, capo of the Giordano family clan, saw in Di Paulo a skill set which had the potential to open the hitherto inaccessible doors of organised Camorra crime to a new level of profitable legitimate business. The financial and lifestyle arrangement that Giordano offered Marcello Di Paulo was an offer he could not refuse.
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