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Lady Mafia leaders died on Wed after shooting in his car in the middle of a busy road near the French Greek City, Local Authorities and Sources who told the SPCB said ACP committee issue announced.

Jean-Piprere Maldera, 71, he died with his wounds after the Shootout Wednesday morning, civil protection and office was the office of a regional complaint.

Maldera was one of the Gaels called Franno-Italian Mafia That put a territory on the south-east lighting in the 1980s, together with his brother Robert, as a store near the matter.

Robert Mara, “Ill Pazzo” (“The Madman” was “The Madman” in Italian), having lost at the age of 55, the source said. It disappeared after serving a meeting on Greenspleod's margin, and his car was found two months later in a nearby park center, BBC News said.

A guard at the time said there was a good reason to believe that he was killed.

The two brothers were submitted in 2004 in the case of a mental, money and sexualness of sexually released, but the revolution was again released, but the revolution was later released.

According to another source following the inspection, Jean-Pipre Macdra was killed by another car.

Videos enclosed online showing a white car stopped in the middle of the road, his window broke.

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The remains of their vehicle was found shortly after that in parks parking few miles away, he said.

The AFP has seen the parked ground which has been parked after the police were left of the carriage.

The Maldera clan called his death and Robert was introduced in 1984. At the time, it was found out around a million Frank (approximately $ 165,000) in financial connections.

Source which had been examining the Monaldford Brothers, that Jean-Piere had been the back of their jobs, while Robert had been banning the weather.