Sicilian town tries to expel son of mafia boss in attempt to clean up image

Corleone council says presence of Totò Riina's son Salvuccio is damaging town's reputation The former mafia stronghold of Corleone in Sicily has called for the "swift removal" of a convicted mafioso resident and son of Italy's most feared mobster, in a move to protect the town from "reputational damage". Giuseppe Salvatore Riina, 46, known as Salvuccio, who had been convicted and imprisoned for nearly nine years on charges of extortion, money laundering and mafia association, returned to his ho...