There is a background investigation by the great value in the activity of" intelligence "that led to the capture of the super-fugitive Giovanni Pasquale Casale Vargas: the police investigation of the nucleus of Castello di Cisterna arrived at the research, in fact, following the movements of some members of the political and healthcare premises. The work of the military, led by Lieutenant Colonel Fabio Cagnoli and conducted among others by Captain Michele Meola and Marshal Joseph Iannini, was complex and characterized by many difficulties, mainly because of the infinite caution that the killer's family adopted Bidognetti in recent weeks, to avoid being handcuffed.
A network of 'Sleuth' has protected the drain and has probably also helped by frequent transfers from one hideout to another, but failed to sidetrack the investigation but the nucleus of Castello di Cisterna, which - with this operation - you credit now, as one of the top investigation of the region. Vargas - sentenced to 12 years imprisonment in the Spartacus trial - plenty of talk about the information from the police, who outlined the new role within the organization's criminal Castelvolturno. No more killer and extortionist, leader of the "military" group, but a liaison officer with the two "Scarlet Pimpernel" Casale still shaking the sleep of the investigators: Michele Zagaria and Antonio Iovine. The last stop
Vargas dates back to May 24, 1997, when the provincial police command Caserta block it with Sebastiano Panaro, another killer Caserta, after a two-year hiding. Must meet, at the time, the Association Camorra and weapons. A decade later, the Dia's confiscation of Naples an entire building in Casal di Principe, worth half a million euro. In the eyes of the investigators, is the signal that the "soldier" Vargas won his spurs in the field. In 2008, when they are already three years now that has disappeared from circulation in its case is issued an arrest warrant for an ambush in 1993, took place in Mondragone.
(Published in the newspaper "The Roma", February 21, 2010)
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