I don't know why he did what he did. It was a circus basically. Yeah. I'm surprised he went to cook. What do you think what are you what surprises you about it? Well because first of all he don't want to hang his laundry in public.

Secondly, we could have took care of it a different way.

You know, the Sicilian divorce is very cheap. This is mob queens.

She showed a propensity to like the mob lifestyle.

She liked it.

What do you both see when you look at this photo?

She looks cornered.

When they fought, they fought bitterly.

If you killed somebody, no I wouldn't sell nobody on you.

I'm Jessica Bendinger. And I'm Michael Seligman and I love this week's tagline

because it pretty much sums up what Anna's fixing to do.

Omerta, schmomerta. I like that one. It's like a little Yiddish, a little

Italian. This is the time in Anna's life that initially got our attention at the very

start of all this research. It's the moment that sparked our curiosity and made us

want to dig further and further into Anna's world.

That's right. So we've got a lot of details to discuss, so get the popcorn and tuck in.

This is Chapter 8, Sicilian divorce. March 2nd, 1953. It's a Monday.

48 year old Anna is getting ready. 2nd, 1953. It's a Monday.

48-year-old Anna is getting ready to face her husband Vito in open court.

It's been nearly two years since she dropped the divorce suit,

but now she's back with a vengeance with a new hot shot lawyer and a new

strategy.

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