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EXPOSED: Self-styled Italian mafia's son Alessandro Marconati hires workers to do community service for him

In a scandal sending shockwaves through the community, Alessandro Marconati, son of the notorious self-styled Italian Mafia boss Francesco Marconati, faces serious accusations of dodging his court-mandated community service. According to a…

Published: 07 Jun 2024 at 13:45hrs | 226 | by George Tshuma

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EXPOSED: Self-styled Italian mafia's son Alessandro Marconati hires workers to do community service for him

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