Double Curve Investigation: Klaus Davi Reveals the Mafia Connections of the Ultrà Murders in Calabria

Italian-Swiss journalist Klaus Davi evaluated the latest developments in the 'Doppia Curva' (Double Curve) investigation regarding the murder of Inter ultrà leader Vittorio Boiocchi. Davi claims that the murders committed in Milan are not merely a local incident, but are directly linked to the 'Ndrangheta crime syndicates in the Calabria region. These claims gained a new dimension after Marco Ferdico, the former leader of the Inter ultrà group, cooperated with prosecutors in recent days. Ferdico's confessions reveal that the murder order was reported to the mafia families in Calabria. Davi states that he has advocated for the existence of this connection from the very beginning and that the newly emerging evidence confirms his theses.

According to the statements made by Marco Ferdico during his repentance process, one of the individuals shown as the perpetrator of the murder had notified the 'Calabrian families', namely the 'Ndrangheta, about the crime to be committed in advance. Ferdico confessed that he discussed this situation with two individuals named Idà and Monardo. Journalist Klaus Davi emphasizes that the involvement of a figure like Andrea Pietro Simoncini in such a high-profile assassination cannot be a coincidence, considering Ferdico's close ties with the crime clans in the Vibo Valenti region. Simoncini is also known to be Ferdico's father-in-law. According to Davi, it was impossible to commit such a large-scale crime without the approval of the clans in the Preserre region.

Klaus Davi also made headlines with his visits to the inland areas of Calabria, such as Soriano Calabro, Ariola, and Gerocarne, in order to verify his claims and deeply examine the background of the events. In a video he published in Nisan 2025, he put the role played by the local people and local dynamics in these crimes on the table under the title 'The Murder of the Inter Ultrà Leader: Secrets and Silences in Soriano'. Within the closed and secretive structure of the region, he managed to obtain critical clues about 'Bellebuano', known by the code name Daniel D'Alessandro, and other suspects. These investigations are considered clear evidence that the murders were not only planned on the streets of Milan.

When the historical background of the events is examined, it is seen that Davi also maintained close contact with the Milan murder squad teams. The Italian-Swiss journalist, when consulted by the Milan police in Aralık 2024, shared his own diagnoses and convictions with the authorities. Aside from his meeting with the police, he whispered to the authorities that a kind of 'approval' was obtained from Calabria for both the Boiocchi murder and the Bellocco murder. Based on this information, to expand the investigation, he went back to Soriano Calabro to collect physical evidence and witness statements. This proactive journalism effort is seen as a critical step in unraveling the mafia-ultras relations.

In conclusion, the 'Double Curva' investigation continues to shed light on the insidious ties between Italian football's radical supporter groups and Southern Italy's deep mafia structures. Thanks to Davi's persistent tracking, the thesis that the brutal murders committed on the streets of Milan were actually shaped by decisions made in the mountains of Calabria is gaining strength. The main question that the authorities are now focusing on is where the exact roles and levels of responsibility of these underground organizations in the crime plan begin and end. These developments once again prove how intertwined organized crime networks and football hooliganism are in Italy. In the later stages of the investigation, the extent of the mafia connections is expected to be further revealed.