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'Vallanzasca must be transferred to nursing home' - judges

'Vallanzasca must be transferred to nursing home' - judges

Over poor health say judges

ROME, 13 September 2024, 16:09

ANSA English Desk

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Former Milanese underworld boss Renato Vallanzasca, 74, who has been detained for over 50 years, will be moved from Milan's Bollate prison to a nursing home where he will be held under home detention due to his poor health, the surveillance court of Milan has ruled.
    One of Italy's most notorious gangsters, Vallanzasca will be moved to the nursing home due to a grave form of cognitive decline, judicial sources said on Friday. The surveillance court ruled in favour of the request filed by Vallanzasca's lawyers, with the favourable opinion of the State attorney's office.
    Vallanzasca, who has been diagnosed with dementia and will be transferred to a facility in Padua, was the protagonist of the Milanese criminal world in the 1970s and 80s and has been sentenced, among others, to four life terms on a number of charges including murder.
    Vallanzasca was first sent to jail in 1972 but he escaped several times and spent long spells out as a fugitive.
    Once romanticised for his prison breaks and life on the run and nicknamed 'Il Bel Rene' (Handsome Rene'), he became a rebel figure for some in the politically turbulent 1970s and orchestrated many prison riots during his time inside.
   

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