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In 1992, and a series of terrorist outrages on the italian mainland the following year, and any boss who can stay at large for that long... those events changed italian history and the fact that he could stay at large for so long was kind of an ongoing insult to the rule of law in sicily and a kind of advert for the power of the sicilian mafia. kind of advert for the power of the sicilian mafia. my fundamental takeaway from this is that it is yet another sign of the deep, deep trouble that the s...

Biggest mafia catch. he kept for 30 years all the secrets about the collusion between the mafia and parts of the state and the political class. in palermo and across much of italy, there is a collective sigh of relief. a notorious fugitive who seemed untraceable will now be facing justice. frank gardner, bbc news. youre watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: a marathon a day — for 150 days! we speak to the woman whos just completed an epic run across australia. donald tru...

Notorious syndicate even during all those years as a fugitive. heres abcs marcus moore. >> reporter: tonight, sicilys most notorious mob boss -- a man who for 30 years eluded capture -- is behind bars. the streets of palermo erupting in cheers. matteo messina denaro went into hiding 30 years ago, but prosecutors say he continued to lead his ruthless crime family. tried in absentia, he was convicted of dozens of murders, including bombings that killed an anti-mafia prosecutor, his wife, and bodyg...

With those he had had killed. -- filla —— fill a small cemetery. so why has it taken so long to find him? well, one reason is that only these very old photographs of him existed so police had to digitally age them in order to guess what he would look like today. now they have caught him, they have immediately circulated this up—to—date photo of italys biggest mafia catch. he kept for 30 years all the secrets about the collusion between the mafia and parts of the state and the political c...

In 1992, and a series of terrorist outrages on the italian mainland the following year, and any boss who can stay at large for that long... those events changed italian history and the fact that he could stay at large for so long was kind of an ongoing insult to the rule of law in sicily and a kind of advert for the power of the sicilian mafia. my fundamental takeaway from this is that it is yet another sign of the deep, deep trouble that the sicilian mafia is before today, the only known photos...

They believe the three missing are also dead. this is a live look at venice, one of the big stories there tonight, italys number one fugitive is arrested, convicted mafia bosma at a owe mow siena de niro taken into custody at a private critic in sicily. he had been on the run for three decades. he has been tried in absentia and convicted of double murders and faces multiple life sentences now. just some of the stories beyond our borders tonight. well be right back. ♪ all across the country, pe...

He once boasted he could feel a small cemetery with those he had had killed. -- filla —— fill a small cemetery. so why has it taken so long to find him? well, one reason is that only these very old photographs of him existed so police had to digitally age them in order to guess what he would look like today. now they have caught him, they have immediately circulated this up—to—date photo of italys biggest mafia catch. he kept for 30 years all the secrets about the collusion between the m...

The line of work on the U.S. Marshals Task Force is extremely dangerous. The task force is made up of law enforcement agencies from across Hampton Roads who track down wanted suspects.

Bulgaria hands over fugitive suspect in Istiklal bombing to Turkey

A fugitive wanted for the murder of another man has been arrested in Fountain Inn.