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Mafia boss caught through Facebook

Tags: mafia, World, Society, News
 
Mar 16, 2010 17:30 Moscow Time
Pasquale Manfredi. Photo: EPA
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The Italian police arrested Pasquale Manfredi, Calabria mafia boss on March 16th, Interfax reports. This 33 year old criminal is on the top wanted list and accused of two murders. In 2004 he killed his mafia competitor. The police found Manfredi through Facebook social network whose frequent visitor he was.

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