Pisciotta, quiet!

Gaspare Pisciotta,

Pisciotta maintains otherwise.

Pisciotta is sick.

Pisciotta, come on out!

Francesco Pisciotta, aka Mpompo,

Defendant Gaspare Pisciotta is sick.

Did you meet Gaspare Pisciotta?

Pisciotta, who took the memoir?

Brigadier, Gaspare Pisciotta is sick.

Giuliano and Pisciotta, during this meeting.

Gaspare Pisciotta, do you realize what you are saying?

The only one left was Giuliano's righthand man, Gaspare Pisciotta.

Quiet, Pisciotta, or I'll have you removed from the courtroom.

You had been gone an hour when Gaspare Pisciotta arrived.

Ma'am, we know that Gaspare Pisciotta is hiding in this house.

I didn't say that my client, Gaspare Pisciotta, should be questioned.

Your Honor, I request new testimony on behalf of Gaspare Pisciotta.

I believe I can deny the assertions of the outlaw Pisciotta.

When the inspector met Giuliano and Pisciotta, they embraced like friends.

Pasquale Sciortino, Frank Mannino, and Francesco Pisciotta to life in prison.

He was the one who brought Giuliano and Pisciotta to my house.

Pisciotta, why don't you make the grand gesture we've been waiting for?

As the trial progresses, Pisciotta, Mannino and I will try to help the court.

In any case, at my house that night it was you, me, and Pisciotta.

I asked Pisciotta many times to give me his name, but he always refused.

General, were you informed by your men that Gaspare Pisciotta had a pass signed by Inspector Messana?

Defendant Gaspare Pisciotta was questioned in Palermo by the delegate at the inquiry before the court of appeals.

Pisciotta, is this statement strictly relevant to the case we are now trying regarding the massacre at Portella della Ginestra?

Vincenzo Pisciotta, aka Mpompo and Salvatore Passatempo guilty as charged of the massacre of May 1st, 1947, at Portella della Ginestra.

I, defense for Mr. Pisciotta, move to subpoena General Luca as witness so he can be deposed as to the following facts

One day I was invited by a confidant of the commendatore to attend a meeting between a certain police officer and Giuliano and Pisciotta.

First, whether, as head of the Outlaw Repression Corps, he established a direct relationship with Mr. Pisciotta while the latter was a fugitive from the law.

And what's more, a few days after Giuliano's death, you and I were discussing the matter, and you yourself told me that that fatal night you had brought him the letter that warned him against Pisciotta.