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Lady Gaga to play the black widow in a movie about the fashion empire
46One-year-old Maurizio Gucci, the last representative of Florence’s eponymous luxury empire, died on March 25, 1995 as the script for a gangster movie.
Son of actor Rodolfo Gucci and grandson of Guccio Gucci, founder of the fashion company in 1921, he was shot four times in the lobby of his office in Milan. A little later, investigators reach the man who ordered the murder: his ex-wife.
Patricia Reggiano,
abandoned because
a younger lover
She has been the legal wife of the handsome businessman since 1973, but 12 years later the two divorced in Switzerland. They have daughters Allegra and Alessandra, who are now 44 and 39 years old.
When he was shot, Maurizio had already left the family business because he had previously sold his Gucci shares to an Anglo-Arab financial fund. Shortly before he was assassinated, he founded his new company, Vierse.
On the fateful morning, Maurizio walks into the entrance of his company, a few steps from his home in Milan. Say hello to the doorman and climb the seven steps behind the glass door. He is reached by an unknown man, elegantly dressed as Gucci himself. He
shoot 4 times
with a gun with
muffler that
he pulls out from under his jacket
The fourth shot was fatal. Turning around, the killer sees the doorman wiping the glass on the door and rolling his eyes. He also shot and wounded him, and then blew up a Renault Clio waiting for him outside with a driver.
Investigators are analyzing various hypotheses about the likely guarantors of the murder, including his cousin Paolo Gucci, with whom they have a bad relationship. They are also investigating Paola Frankie, the woman Maurizio lives with as a family, and his ex-wife, Patricia.
Thus, after two years of investigation, it was concluded that the guarantor was the mother of his daughters Patricia Reggiano, and the material murderer was Benedetto Ceraulo. Three more people are involved in the organization of the crime.
The trial began in 1998. The prosecutor wanted life imprisonment for the five. In the end, however, Patricia was sentenced to 26 years in prison, Ceraulo and another man to life imprisonment, and the other two involved were sentenced to 27 and 25 years.
After 18 years in Milan’s San Vitore prison, Patricia was released in 2016 for good behavior. After leaving, she began working as a sales clerk in a Milan fashion house. Reggani has always declared her innocence and that she has been extorted by others involved in the murder.
25 years later
the murder saga
Gucci continues
surprise with a series
surprising twists
It turns out that the two heirs of the victim, Alessandra and Allegra, will have to pay for the guilt of their mother Patricia. These days, the Italian Court of Cassation ruled that they must compensate his lover Paola Franki for the damage caused by his mother. She is the woman with Maurizio in the last four years of his life.
In addition, the daughters (again according to the Court of Cassation) have to pay their mother the amount of 20 million euros of alimony accumulated over the years, due to their ex-husband, that is. his father’s. But not only that. From now on, Alessandra and Allegra Gucci will have to pay 1 million euros a year for their maintenance for the rest of their lives.
This decision is the end of the judicial odyssey undertaken by Paola v. Patricia.
Ten years before the murder, Maurizio divorced in Switzerland, where he resides. Shortly before he was shot, he promised to marry his lover Paola, with whom he had lived under one roof for six months. Thus, in 2001, when the Italian judiciary finally convicted Patricia Reggian as the guarantor of the murder, Paola demanded compensation. In 2014, the claim with all the interest that surrounds it amounted to 692,000 euros. The problem, however, is that
released
in 2016. Patricia
practically no
does not own anything
Here comes the second series: the mistress Paola files a lawsuit against Patricia’s legitimate heirs: Alessandra and Allegra. He made his financial demands on the basis of a memorandum of understanding written in 1993 by Maurizio Gucci himself, according to which he promised to pay his ex-wife 1.1 million Swiss francs a year for life.
The Milan court initially rejected Paola Franki’s claim, as it was deemed invalid after her death. However, the Court of Cassation overturned the verdict because, according to one of the clauses, Patricia Reggiano had the right to use the luxurious Milan apartment in which she lived after the divorce.
It was then owned by a company inherited from his daughters, minors at that time. After a series of subsequent court decisions, it got to the point that
the two daughters of
Maurizio must
pay his mother
for those who can
to pay
the lover
Paola Franki.
In the appeal against the decision, Alessandra and Allegra argued that after serving 18 years in prison, their mother never claimed to have received support for life. In addition, the two daughters prove in court that Patricia has already personally compensated Paola with the money received from her mother’s inheritance, who died in 2019.
Obviously, however, all of this turned out to be an insufficient argument in court. Finally he ordered Alessandra and Allegra to pay their mother’s support for life, and they also had to give her the amount accumulated over the years.
This paradox raises a series of questions and the beginning of a dangerous precedent.
Many wonder if this means that from today on, every man killed through his heirs will have to pay maintenance forever to his ex-wife, who has cleaned him up.
And hollywood
will play
Gucci saga
The news is now official: Lady Gaga will return to the big screen, this time playing the black widow Patricia Reggiano. The film will be directed by Ridley Scott. His wife, Janina Scott, will co-produce the work with him.
The film will be based on the book about the murder of Maurizio “The Saga of the Gucci Family” by Sarah Gay Fordon. It is expected to be published in late 2021.
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