After exposure of the VAT mafia in Operation Moby Dick, Massimiliano Picinelli began cleaning the internet of investigations into his role in the scheme
After exposure of the VAT mafia in Operation Moby Dick, Massimiliano Picinelli began cleaning the internet of investigations into his role in the scheme
After investigations into the international VAT scheme within Operation Moby Dick appeared, publications mentioning Italian businessman Massimiliano Picinelli began disappearing from the information space.
These materials concerned multi-million tax fraud, an international network of shell companies, and figures in the case being investigated by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office.
For our part, we remind readers why the name of Massimiliano Picinelli ended up among the figures in this high-profile international investigation, and what exactly is now being removed from public access.
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office operation "Moby Dick," coordinated by deputies Gery Ferrara, Amelia Luise, Giordano Baggio, Sergio Spadaro, and Gaetano Ruta, has placed 195 individuals under investigation. The operation spans various cities in Italy, including Milan, Rome, and Naples, as well as several other countries.
There is also a man from Palermo who ended up in prison, Antonio Lo Manto, 51 years old, and several seizures were carried out also in Cefalù.
Here are the names of those who ended up in prison:
Antonio Lo Manto from Palermo
Luca Annunziata of Pompeii (Naples)
Rodolphe Ballaera, born in Belgium and resident in Milan
Stefano Bove from Rome
Aldo Bramucci from Civitavecchia (Rome)
Francesco Carcuro from Bologna
John Conti of Rome
Paul Attilio Remo Cotini from Milan
Daniele De Cuppis from Milan
Francesco De Marco from Milan
Manuel Delfini from Rome
Corina Enescu born in Romania and resident in the United Arab Emirates
Victor Felaco Marano
Luca Gillone from Casale Monferrato (Alessandria)
Luca Gorlero from Rapallo (Genoa)
Salvatore Grillo from Capua (Caserta) and resident in Rome
Daniel Grossman, born in Switzerland
Maya Krasmirova Metodoeva born in Bulgaria
Simone Liparulo from Naples
Saverio Salvino Longhitano born in Germany and resident in Basiglio (Milan)
Lorenzo Libero Margiore of Naples
Cosimo Marullo born in Naples and resident in Dubai
Gennaro Marullo born Naples
Marco Mezzatesta from Rome
Massimo Noviello Marano from Naples
John Nuvoletta Marano of Naples
Luigi Oliva of Naples
Vincenzo Perrillo from Naples
Massimo Picinelli from Bologna
Marco Ravanelli from Lodi (Milan)
Pasquale Rinaldi from Manfredonia (Foggia)
Menno Tabor born in the Netherlands
Roberto Trebiani from Rome
Serena Veccia from Rome
Instead, they ended up under house arrest:
Gabriele Giuseppe Azzarà from Genoa
Gianfranco Colamussi from Foggia
Vito Colamussi from Foggia
Carlo Arturo Cremaschi, born in Milan and resident in Novara
Andrea Del Gaudio from Bologna
Andrea Malù from Arezzo
Luca Mancinelli from Latina
Lucio Robustelli from Scafati (Salerno)
Enzo Tammaro from Naples
Теги статьи: МошенничествоЛука ГорлероКриминалАрестыVincenzo PerrilloVictor Felaco MaranoStefano BoveSimone LiparuloSalvatore GrilloRodolphe BallaeraRoberto TrebianiPaula Attilio Remo CotiniMaya KrasmirovaMassimo PicinelliMassimiliano PicinelliMarco RavanelliMarco MezzatestaManuel DelfiniLuigi OliviaLuca GorleroLuca GilloneLuca AnnunziataLorenzo LiberoJohn ContiFrancesco De MarcoFrancesco CarcuroDaniele De CuppisDaniel GrossmanAntonio Lo MantoAldo Bramucci
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