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The Vittorio/Zucca Camorra family is a Naples, Campania based Camorra clan in Italy. They are affiliated to the NCO and have ties to the Soprano family in America.

History[]

Don Zi Vittorio led the family for years, going back to the 40s-60s. They had business dealings with the Soprano crew based in New Jersey. Those included importing heroin during the 60s, but much later they transitioned into the car business. The Sopranos sold stolen luxurious cars to the Vittorios for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Later on in his career, Vittorio carried out his dealings through his nephew by marriage Furio Giunta.

In the 1980s, Vittorio retired due to declining mental health. He handed control of his family over to his son-in-law Mauro Zucca, and the family was thus renamed the Zucca Family. In the 90s, Zucca was arrested, and given a life sentence in prison. Control of the family then fell onto Vittorio's daughter Annalisa, which the men accepted, as they more easily obeyed the women in their culture.

In 1999, Tony Soprano took control of his family's car dealings with the Zucca family. He visited Naples with his crew to negotiate business with Don Vittorio, but was surprised to find out that Annalisa now led the family. The idea of a woman leading a crime family didn’t sit right with Tony, though they worked out a deal for the cars, but Annalisa also agreed to loan some of her men to Tony, such as Furio and Gaetano Giarizzo.

In 2002, Furio returned to Italy after he started developing feelings for tony's wife Carmela. Tony claimed he contacted the Zucca family and if Furio is seen then he's a dead man. However, it’s most certain that this isn't true as Furio most definitely went back to working for them, and he would be protected due to his familial connections with Annalisa, and because it wasn’t that serious of a situation either, with the only evidence being that Carmela was in love with him but they never had sex or kissed.

In 2006 and 2007, Annalisa loaned 3 of her hitmen to tony for hits. Such as the murder of Rusty Millio and Eddie Pietro, as well as the failed hit on Phil Leotardo.

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