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May 05, 1965 - The Finding Of A Dead Man At A Monastery Led Italian Police To Discover Traffic In Cigarette Smuggling: The finding of a dead man outside the Monastery of the Capuchin Friars in Albano, a little village about 20 kms from Rome, led the Italian police during their investigations to discover a traffic in the smuggling of foreign cigarettes. During the course of their enquiries they found 36 cases of cigarettes deposited at the Monastry. It was established that a truck arrived during the night to unlead the cigarettes at the Monastery and during this operation one of the drivers was killed. Photo shows One of the Capuchin Friars is questioned by a member of the Italian police during the enquiry

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Albano Capuchin Cases Deposited Discover Drivers Enquiries Enquiry Established Finding Friars Investigations Monastry Questioned Smuggling

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