US EditionVincenzo Agostino died, and he spent 35 years trying to get justice for his son, Nino, who was murdered by the mafia.
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Peace activist, known for his very long white beard, has been fighting for the truth since 1989 about the disappearance of his son, a police officer, who was murdered with his pregnant wife.
That long white beard has become a symbol of the search for truth: tangible evidence of a father's pain transformed into a struggle for justice. Vincenzo Agostino died today (April 21st) at the age of 87: for almost 35 years he fought to get the truth about the death of his son Nino, the police officer killed by the mafia, along with his pregnant wife Ida Castelluccio, on August 5, 1989. Since that day, Vicenzo hasn't shaved his beard and his ha…
died, at the age of 87, Vincenzo Agostino, the "father of courage" who fought for many years to get justice for the death of his son Nino, the agent of...
Nino's son, a police officer, was murdered with his wife by the 1989 murderers of "What's Ours." He said, "The truth is inside the state." In the bunker room, he recognized "hostile danger" in a dramatic comparison to the American
Vincenzo Agostino, the celebrated brave father, died at the age of 87. Since 1989, he's pledged to bring justice to the death of his son, caused by two sisters in "What's Ours."
There's Vincenzo Agostino, 87 years old, who fought for many years to get justice for the death of his son Nino, the police officer killed by the mafia, along with his pregnant wife Ida Castelluccio, on August 8, 1989. He was known for his commitment and his long white beard: he would have cut it only after the truth had been told about the warrants for two murders and the investigations had been conducted. His wife, Augusta Schiera, had died in…
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