it's named after a priest shot dead by the camorra crime syndicate. its message is simple -- game over. a risky thing to say in an area still in the hands of the camorra. the killings have not ceased. a massacre nearby took the lives of seven people nearby in 2008. but this mozzarella takes a stand against the violence. it's not just a matter of state -- a taste, but also of justice. >> there were once stables for resources -- resources here. they belong to a notorious boss from naples. he was responsible for cigarette smuggling all across italy in the 1970's and 1980's. >> if a mafia boss lands behind bars in italy, the state confiscates his property and leases it to charitable organizations. that's how this cooperative came to be on former camorra land. >> we all have to work together to ensure there is finally hope again in this region, which has long suffered under these criminal structures. >> he knows what he's talking about. the lack of hope is what drove him from his home. the fear is still great here north of naples. that causes problems for

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