Graziano Messina, one of the most invoiced Italian robbers, died on Saturday in the Milan hospital in 83. years of cancer.
Messina is from 2021. in Milan served a 24-year-old prison for drug trafficking, but was transported to the hospital on Friday.
He died only the day after.
Originally from Sardinia, Messina was known for his dramatic escape escapes. According to the La Republic, the authorities successfully escaped ten times.
Local media reported that he once jumped out of the train during the transfer, and on the other occasion, he disguised himself into a priest.
Despite those escapes, Messina spent more than 40 years of life behind bars.
In the 1960s and 1970s, he led the Band of Occupe and had a great influence on Sardinia. In 1992. His influence was so big that he had led him from prison to negotiate the release of the hijacked boy, which is why the then president pardoned him.
Messina then opened the travel agency, but was arrested in 2013 again due to orchestrating a large drug trafficking.
He was the highest Italian court in 2020. That is why he sentenced him to 24 years in prison, but he fled the authorities again. He was arrested, however, next year.
Messina in the 1960s for his anti-capitalist abductions was very popular in southern Italy, so the books, songs were written about him, and at least one film was recorded.
(Vijesti.ba / Hina)
