Mobster was Left to be Eaten Alive by Ravenous Pigs

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Reputed mobster Francesco Raccosta was beaten with iron bars by members of the Ndrangheta crime family in the Calabria region of Southern Italy.

They then tossed him inside a pig sty where he was left to be eaten alive by the hungry hogs.

The murder was allegedly carried out by mob boss Simone Pepe, 24, who has since confessed to the murder of Raccosta and three other men.

“It was so satisfying hearing him scream. Mamma Mia, he could scream!” Pepe is heard shouting on recorded wiretaps. “I didn’t see a f–king thing left.

“People say sometimes they leave something. In the end, there was nothing left. Those pigs could certainly eat.”

The murder took place some time in March of 2012 when Raccosta was first reported missing.

Pigs are completely omnivorous, and will gladly eat humans given the opportunity, since we are composed of meat.  Pigs are not trustworthy animals. They are always hungry and they will eat anything, including Italian mobsters.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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