Feb 10, 2016 · All the details as Italian police swoop on infamous Moccia organisation, led by matriarch Anna Mazza. Italian police say they have arrested several senior figures of one of the oldest and most...

Oct 25, 2009 · The first woman to be charged with “mafia association” was a Neapolitan, Anna Mazza, about a decade ago. The murder of her husband, Gennaro Moccia, gave her the nickname, the “Camorra...

Since Gennaro's death, his wife Anna Mazza has taken the reins of the clan. Eventually, Mazza was the first woman in Italy who was convicted of Mafia-related crimes. Over the years, Mazza made her eldest son, Antonio Moccia, join the clan's business, becoming her righthand man and one of the heads of the organization.

Jan 27, 2017 · Anna Mazza vince la sua battaglia e poco dopo, sotto scorta, torna nella sua Afragola. Come se non bastasse, approfittando del soggiorno forzato nel Trevigiano, stringe rapporti con la mafia del Brenta per rafforzare la sua rete criminale.

Feb 11, 2016 · Police also moved against a business group in the fruit, vegetable and dairy sectors that was connected to the Moccia clan led by Anna Mazza. Known as the “Black Widow,” Mazza took over and rapidly expanded the clan’s influence after her husband Gennaro Moccia was killed, according to the Guardian.

Feb 9, 2016 · Based in Afragola, a small town on the outskirts of Naples, the clan has been headed since the 1970s by matriarch Anna Mazza, the first woman to be convicted in Italy mafia association.

Sep 25, 2017 · She was the first woman to be convicted of mafia association. Anna Mazza, the feared “black widow of the Camorra” died this morning after a short illness.

Feb 9, 2016 · Italian authorities said Tuesday they had dismantled a mafia business group belonging to a clan headed by a woman known as the "Black Widow of the Camorra" and captured another leading figure...

Mar 27, 2021 · "Black Widow Camorra" and "Uma Thurman" Anna Mazza (Moccia) became the leader of her clan after the murder of her husband, Gennaro Moccia. And she led it for 20 years (80-90s of the twentieth century).

Apr 27, 2022 · First founded in the 1960s, since the murder of it’s leader Genarro Moccia in 1974, the clan was led by his widow, Anna Mazza, who became the first woman in Italy to be convicted of mafia related crimes.