panzuto was a mafia boss.e played a key role in naples‘ camorra, but now he has turned state witness, and is helping put his former associates behind bars. this film contains descriptions of violence which some viewers may find upsetting. naples, where police waged a co nsta nt naples, where police waged a constant battle against organised crime. we are now in one of the poorest areas of naples, as the officers look for sentinels, lookouts. the camorra is the city's mafia, one of the world's most deadly and secretive criminal networks. but now, one of its bosses and killers is breaking the code of silence. gennaro panzuto was a dangerous criminal in naples. a criminal who has now turned on the camorra, putting his brothers behind bars, leaving him a marked man. this is the story of gennaro panzuto, the man who murdered for the mafia, and then confessed all. ina in a prison in the italian alps, the secrets are being unlocked. the secrets are being unlocked. the secrets of the camorra clans, the secrets of the c

gennaro panzuto came here as a child.neration. how do the camorra recruit young people here in this area? ida is a volunteer and 20 years ago, some in herfamily were panzuto's deadly rivals. she said this centre saved her life as a child. do you have hope for the future? from his prison in the mountains at the other end of italy, ex—camorrista gennaro panzuto is scathing about his old gang. they are finished. they're finished? why did he turn against them? his decision to choose family over the clan has cost him dear. what is the personal price for you in doing that? too much. gennaro panzuto was the street thief who became a mafia killer. after more than a decade behind bars, he will soon be released, but he will always be looking over his shoulder. for a man brought up in violence, this could be the hardest fight of all. hello. storm dennis continues to batter britain. looking back at saturday, well, it was windy everywhere, wasn't it, but the strongest gust of wind was at aberdaron in the llyn peninsula, 91mph gusts re

in 2007, panzuto was captured.osecutors, telling them about his british helpers. no—one was arrested. in his home city, naples, pa nzuto's evidence arrested. in his home city, naples, panzuto's evidence has helped the fight against the camorra. we are out on patrol the police on some of the toughest estates. all the mob leaders are injail, got but the clans, many led by teenagers, are still at live. this is police. this is a place where drugs are sold? this is a co nsta nt where drugs are sold? this is a constant daily battle for these police officers on naples flying squad, trying to stop these types of crime, drug dealing, and the fear is that the money made here is funnelled into some of the most dangerous crime groups in the world. ina dangerous crime groups in the world. in a prison at the other end of italy, panzuto thinks the camorra is finished. but why did he turn against them? translation: for love of my partner. for love of my children. what's the personal price for you in doing that? too much. too much.

in 2007, panzuto was captured.tors, telling them about his british helpers, but no—one was arrested. in his home city, naples, panzuto's evidence has helped the fight against the camorra. we're out on patrol with police on some of the toughest estates. older mob leaders are injail, but the clans, many led by teenagers, are still active. this is a place of drugs. yes, it's a place where drugs are sold. this is a constant daily battle for these police officers who are on the naples flying squad trying to stop these types of crime, drug dealing, and the fear is that the money made here is funnelled into some of the most dangerous crime groups in the world. in a prison at the other end of italy, panzuto thinks the camorra is finished. but why did he turn against them? translation: for love of my partner, for love of my children. what's the personal price for you in doing that? too much. too much? too much. he will soon be released, but he'll always be looking over his shoulder. dominic casciani, bbc news, northern ital

in 2007, panzuto was captured.e took the rare step of cooperating with prosecutors, telling them about his british helpers, but no—one was arrested. in his home city, naples, panzuto's evidence has helped the fight against the camorra. we're out on patrol with police on some of the toughest estates. older mob leaders are in jail, but the clans, many led by teenagers, are still active. this is a place of drugs. yes, it's a place where drugs are sold. this is a constant daily battle for these police officers who are on the naples flying squad trying to stop these types of crime, drug dealing, and the fear is that the money made here is funnelled into some of the most dangerous crime groups in the world. in a prison at the other end of italy, panzuto thinks the camorra is finished. but why did he turn against them? translation: for love of my partner, for love of my children. what's the personal price for you in doing that? too much. too much? too much. he will soon be released, but he'll always be looking over his sh

in 2007, panzuto was captured.his home city, naples, panzuto's evidence has helped the fight against the camorra. we're out on patrol with police on some of the toughest estates. all the mob leaders are injail, but the clans, many led by teenagers, are still active. this is police patrol. yes, it's a place where drugs are sold? this is a constant daily battle for these police officers on naples' flying squad, trying to stop these types of crime, drug dealing, and the fear is that the money made here is funnelled into some of the most dangerous crime groups in the world. in a prison at the other end of italy, panzuto thinks the camorra is finished. but why did he turn against them? translation: for love of my partner. for love of my children. what's the personal price for you in doing that? too much. he will soon be released, but will always be looking over his shoulder. dominic casciani, bbc news, northern italy. you can see more of that story on our world: confessions of a mafia killer on bbc news this weekend. no

in 2007, panzuto was captured.d. in his home city, naples, panzuto's evidence has helped the fight against the camorra. we're out on patrol with police on some of the toughest estates. older mob leaders are in jail, but the clans, many led by teenagers, are still active.

in 2007, panzuto was captured.h helpers, but no—one was arrested. in his home city, naples, panzuto's evidence has helped the fight against the camorra. we're out on patrol with police on some of the toughest estates. 0lder mob leaders are in jail, but the clans, many led by teenagers, are still active. this is a place of drugs. yes, it's a place where drugs are sold. this is a constant daily battle for these police officers who are on the naples flying squad trying to stop these types of crime, drug dealing, and the fear is that the money made here is funnelled into some of the most dangerous crime groups in the world. in a prison at the other end of italy, panzuto thinks the camorra is finished. but why did he turn against them? translation: for love of my partner, for love of my children. what's the personal price for you in doing that? too much. too much? too much. he will soon be released, but he'll always be looking over his shoulder. dominic casciani, bbc news, northern italy. it's valentine's day and one ru

in 2007, panzuto was captured. in his home city, naples, panzuto's evidence has helped the fight against the camorra. we're out on patrol with police on some of the toughest estates. 0lder mob leaders are in jail, but the clans, many led by teenagers, are still active. this is a place of drugs. yes, it's a place where drugs are sold. this is a constant daily battle for these police officers who are on the naples flying squad trying to stop these types of crime, drug dealing, and the fear is that the money made here is funnelled into some of the most dangerous crime groups in the world. in a prison at the other end of italy, panzuto thinks the camorra is finished. but why did he turn against them? translation: for love of my partner, for love of my children. what's the personal price for you in doing that? too much. too much? too much. he will soon be released, but he'll always be looking over his shoulder. dominic casciani, bbc news, northern italy. let's return to one of our main stories. the number of people diag

panzuto was a mafia boss, for years he played a key role in the naples‘ camorra, but now he has turnedilm contains descriptions of violence which some viewers may find upsetting. naples, where police waged a constant battle against organised crime. we are now in the torretta district, one of the poorest areas of naples, as the officers look for sentinels, lookouts. the camorra is the city's mafia, one of the world's most deadly and secretive criminal networks. but now, one of its bosses and killers is breaking