I forgot about Aglieri he's also still at 41 bis, he was the crown prince of Cosa Nostra a very religious and intelligent man who inspired Provenzano.


Pietro Aglieri ( Palermo , 6 June 1959 ) is an Italian mafioso , linked to Cosa Nostra and considered one of the most ruthless members of the Corleonese faction .

Biography
As a young man he was nicknamed " U signurinu " due to the luxury and high cost of the clothes he liked to wear, as well as the fact that he was a graduate of classical high school . He studied at a seminary in Monreale and shortly after served in the military as a paratrooper in the Folgore Brigade . He was affiliated with the Santa Maria di Gesù family and, during the second mafia war , he linked himself to the Corleonesi together with his boss Giovanni Bontate .

In 1988 the Corleonesi commissioned Aglieri to eliminate Bontate, who was killed together with his wife, and rewarded him by naming him head of the Santa Maria di Gesù family and also head of the area [1] [2] . Having closely linked himself to the Corleonesi , Aglieri was accused of being the instigator of numerous murders (for example the judge Antonino Scopelliti and the politician Salvo Lima ). For the Scopelliti murder, Aglieri was later acquitted in the Supreme Court [3] .

Also involved in the Capaci massacre [4] [5] and that of Via d'Amelio (for which he was sentenced to life imprisonment [6] ), he was arrested in Bagheria on 6 June 1997 [7] : the agents of Flying squad from Palermo led by commissioner Luigi Savina [8] [9] [10] [11] reached him following a religious man, Father Mario Frittitta (who was arrested for aiding and abetting and then acquitted [12] ) [13] [14] [15] , and in fact, in his hideout, they found numerous philosophy books and a chapel with an altar [16] [17] [2] . Shortly after his capture he seemed willing to collaborate with the law, but in the end he gave up this opportunity [18] . In 2002 he sent a letter to the national anti-mafia prosecutor, Pierluigi Vigna , and to the chief prosecutor of Palermo , Piero Grasso , expressing his desire to dissociate himself from Cosa Nostra in exchange for prison benefits, a proposal which was rejected [19] [20] .