Casamonica Funeral Ordered in Private Form

Rome: Rome’s police chief on Tuesday ordered the funeral of a member of the Casamonica crime family to take place in a private form to avert it being turned into a show like one that gained headlines in 2015. Guerrino Casamonica, 59, will be interred privately unlike clan boss Vittorio Casamonica whose lavish funeral 10 years ago included a horse-drawn carriage, a Godfather soundtrack and rose petals dropped from above.

According to Ansa News Agency, the decision reflects concerns over public order and the potential for the funeral to become a spectacle. The 2015 funeral of Vittorio Casamonica drew significant attention and criticism due to its extravagance and perceived glorification of the crime family.

The Casamonica clan has been a significant presence in Rome, known for their influence and criminal activities. The private nature of Guerrino Casamonica’s funeral is intended to prevent any public displays of support or grandiosity that could disrupt public peace.

Authorities are taking measures to ensure that the private funeral remains discreet and does not attract the kind of attention that previous events have garnered. The move is part of a broader effort to minimize the public impact of the activities associated with the Casamonica family.