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Michele Cavataio (18
March 1929 – 10
December 1969), also
known as Il
cobra (The cobra) was an
Italian mobster and
powerful member of the
Sicilian Mafia...
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witness in 1984,
Michele Cavataio, the boss of the
Acquasanta quarter of Palermo, was
responsible for the
Ciaculli bomb.
Cavataio had lost out to the Greco...
- 1969 was a
settling of
accounts in the
Sicilian Mafia.
Mafia boss
Michele Cavataio and
three men were
killed in the
Viale Lazio in Palermo, Sicily, by a Mafia...
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Mafia boss
Michele Cavataio had
killed Di Pisa,
according to
Tommaso Buscetta after he
became a
cooperating witness in 1984.
Cavataio had lost out to the...
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wholesale market. The
killers were
Michele Cavataio and
Salvatore Licandri, who was
killed a few days
later by
Cavataio to hide his
responsibility in the murder...
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December 1969: the
killing of
Michele Cavataio for his role in the
First Mafia War. The
attack nearly went wrong, as
Cavataio was able to
shoot to
death Calogero...
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offices of
Michele Cavataio dressed with
uniforms of the
Guardia di Finanza. The aim of the
attack is to ********inate
Michele Cavataio, who had
earlier killed...
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California home in 2003. The Colt
Cobra was the
favourite weapon of
Michele Cavataio, in fact he used this
weapon into the
first mafia war. Ray Midge, the protagonist...
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Calcedonio Di Pisa in late 1962.
Cavataio had lost out to the
Grecos in a war of the
wholesale market in the mid-1950s.
Cavataio killed Di Pisa in the knowledge...
- lest such
evidence fall into the
hands of the police. In 1969,
Michele Cavataio was
murdered because he had
drawn a map on
which he had
written the names...
