Pietro Musumeci (born 18 May 1920) was a general and deputy director of Italy's military intelligence agency, SISMI. Musumeci was born in Catania on 18 May 1920. A member of Propaganda Due, Musumeci was convicted in 1985, along with other SISMI officers Francesco Pazienza and , for embezzlement and criminal association. Musumeci and Belmonte were also convicted for possessing and transporting explosives. They tried to sidetrack the investigations on the 1980 Bologna train station bombing by simulating an attempt with explosives on a Taranto-Milan train, in January 1981 (the bombing was voluntarily thwarted by order of Musumeci).
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| - Pietro Musumeci était un général italien, vice-directeur du SISMI, l'agence de renseignement militaire. Il était également membre de la loge Propaganda Due (P2) (numéro 487 de la liste de Licio Gelli). Il aurait d'ailleurs été nommé à la tête du bureau de contrôle et de sécurité du SISMI, malgré le fait que bien d'autres pouvaient prétendre à ce poste, grâce à Licio Gelli. (fr)
- Pietro Musumeci (Catania, 18 maggio 1920) è un agente segreto italiano.Fu iscritto alla loggia massonica segreta P2 e il suo nome venne anche ritrovato nella lista trovata nella casa di Licio Gelli, con il numero 487; ebbe contatti con membri dell'eversione nera, in particolare con i Nuclei Armati Rivoluzionari tramite il terrorista Massimo Carminati e venne condannato per i depistaggi che mise in atto sulle indagini per la strage alla stazione ferroviaria di Bologna. (it)
- Pietro Musumeci (born 18 May 1920) was a general and deputy director of Italy's military intelligence agency, SISMI. Musumeci was born in Catania on 18 May 1920. A member of Propaganda Due, Musumeci was convicted in 1985, along with other SISMI officers Francesco Pazienza and , for embezzlement and criminal association. Musumeci and Belmonte were also convicted for possessing and transporting explosives. They tried to sidetrack the investigations on the 1980 Bologna train station bombing by simulating an attempt with explosives on a Taranto-Milan train, in January 1981 (the bombing was voluntarily thwarted by order of Musumeci). (en)
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| - Pietro Musumeci était un général italien, vice-directeur du SISMI, l'agence de renseignement militaire. Il était également membre de la loge Propaganda Due (P2) (numéro 487 de la liste de Licio Gelli). Il aurait d'ailleurs été nommé à la tête du bureau de contrôle et de sécurité du SISMI, malgré le fait que bien d'autres pouvaient prétendre à ce poste, grâce à Licio Gelli. (fr)
- Pietro Musumeci (born 18 May 1920) was a general and deputy director of Italy's military intelligence agency, SISMI. Musumeci was born in Catania on 18 May 1920. A member of Propaganda Due, Musumeci was convicted in 1985, along with other SISMI officers Francesco Pazienza and , for embezzlement and criminal association. Musumeci and Belmonte were also convicted for possessing and transporting explosives. They tried to sidetrack the investigations on the 1980 Bologna train station bombing by simulating an attempt with explosives on a Taranto-Milan train, in January 1981 (the bombing was voluntarily thwarted by order of Musumeci). A further conviction came in 1988, when he was also sentenced for slandering said investigation. Although acquitted on appeals, this sentence was upheld by the Italian Supreme Court in 1995. A 1984 parliamentary inquiry indicated that irregularities at SISMI included the charge that Musumeci used the Camorra to negotiate the release of Ciro Cirillo, a Christian-democratic politician who was kidnapped by the Red Brigades. One of the members of Musumeci's office, colonel , was in the same street in which former Italian prime minister Aldo Moro was kidnapped, on 16 March 1978. (en)
- Pietro Musumeci (Catania, 18 maggio 1920) è un agente segreto italiano.Fu iscritto alla loggia massonica segreta P2 e il suo nome venne anche ritrovato nella lista trovata nella casa di Licio Gelli, con il numero 487; ebbe contatti con membri dell'eversione nera, in particolare con i Nuclei Armati Rivoluzionari tramite il terrorista Massimo Carminati e venne condannato per i depistaggi che mise in atto sulle indagini per la strage alla stazione ferroviaria di Bologna. (it)
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