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Fri 01 Jan 2009Mafia invasion of Facebook causes concern

ITALY'S SENIOR Mafia investigator, Pietro Grasso, believes that organised crime may well be making a systematic use of the internet, both for business and propaganda purposes, writes Paddy Agnewin Rome

Mr Grasso believes that pages which appear in the social networking site Facebook, apparently glorifying notorious godfathers like Toto Riina and Bernardo Provenzano, may be neither innocent nor naive.

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