Palermo Cosa Nostra boss regarded as a leading successor candidate to Bernardo Provenzano before his capture at a mafia summit in 2007.
Editorial standard
Convictions, acquittals, appeals, allegations and police assessments are kept separate. Sentence information is case-specific and sourced.
Background
Lo Piccolo built power in Palermo, especially its northern districts.
Network
After Provenzano’s arrest he was viewed as a possible successor.
Major case
He had already been sentenced to life for murder while a fugitive.
Legal status
Police captured him and his son in November 2007.
Graph role
His page connects Palermo extortion networks and the post-Provenzano succession.
Network links
– Cosa Nostra — Palermo boss – Arrest of Salvatore Lo Piccolo — captured at mafia summit – Palermo — criminal base
Direct people links
– Bernardo Provenzano — predecessor-era boss / succession context – Matteo Messina Denaro — rival succession contender
Sources
– The Guardian. Fugitive mafia dons held after stake-out (2007-11-05). https://www.theguardian.com/world/2007/nov/05/italy – The Guardian. 'Boss of bosses' successor arrested at mafia summit (2007-11-06). https://www.theguardian.com/world/2007/nov/06/italy.international
Key events
Arrest of Salvatore Lo Piccolo
Capture of Salvatore Lo Piccolo and his son at a mafia summit near Palermo.
People, groups and places
Collectibles & memorabilia
Explore monetized Amazon results connected to Salvatore Lo Piccolo. Curated items appear first when available.
Search Amazon for related collectibles ↗As an Amazon Associate, RoguesBook earns from qualifying purchases.
References
-
[1]'Boss of bosses' successor arrested at mafia summitTier 2MentionsSupportsView source ↗
-
[2]Fugitive mafia dons held after stake-outTier 2MentionsSupportsView source ↗