(ANSA) - CATANZARO, JUL 21 - A Mafia lifer got the maximum
'110 cum laude' score in his degree Tuesday after presenting a
thesis on survival strategies for life imprisonment, his teacher
said Wednesday.
Salvatore Curatolo, 65, serving life for crimes linked to the
Calabria-based 'Ndrangheta mafia, Italy's richest and most
powerful organised crime group, "recounted himself putting the
searchlight on what enabled him to survive, in a psychological
and physical sense, a detention consisting of 28 straight years
of incarceration including 12 under the (tough anti-mafia) 41
bis (regime)," said Professor Charlie Barnao, a sociology
lecturer at Catanzaro's 'Magna Graecia' University and delegate
to the dean of the local university for prison inmates. (ANSA).
Mafia lifer gets top marks for degree on life imprisonment
'Ndrangheta man, 65, presents thesis on survival strategies