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"Mr Sollecito, now 42 and a computer engineer, criticised the gig and said he found it 'puzzling' that the tragedy was being used as a 'draw for a comedy show'. 

He said: 'I haven't seen it, so I cannot pass judgment on its content. However, based on how it has been presented and promoted, I find it puzzling that a tragedy is being used as a draw for a comedy show. 

'Personally, it is not an approach I agree with. I am trying to process and move past what happened in a different way.' "

Hmmm.....

James English apparently isn't big on asking hard questions.

Corleone: A History of Cosa Nostra.

Excellent documentary that's 2.25 hours long but it provides fascinating insights into the Sicilian Mafia's war against the state and the second mafia war. Also has rare interviews with a heavily disguised mafia mass murderer Giovanni Brusca, who claimed to have committed between 100-200 murders, as well as other mafiosi who served under Riina, prosecutors and journalists.

Definitely worth checking out for anyone who hasn't seen it yet.