Vito Miceli
Vito Miceli (6 January 1916 – 1 December 1990) was an Italian general and politician.
Biography
Born in Trapani, he was a lieutenant of the Bersaglieri during the Second World War.
He was chief of the
SID
's head from 18 October 1970 to 1974.
Vito Miceli was arrested in October 1974 on charges of political conspiracy concerning investigations about the
CIA Rome station chief. It is unknown how Miceli spent the money.[3][4] Miceli was a member of the masonic Propaganda Due
.
He later became a deputy of the Italian Parliament for the neo-fascist Italian Social Movement (1976–1987).
References
- ^ "General who led Intelligence Agency Arrested in Italy". The New York Times. 1974-11-01. p. 5.
- ^ "Jail Terms for 1970 Italian Coup Plotters". The Times. 1978-07-15. p. 3.
- ^ "$800,000 for Italy's Intelligence Chief in spite of CIA objections". The Times. 1976-01-31. p. 3.
- ^ Pike Committee (1977). The Pike Report (unauthorized copy). Nottingham, England: Spokesman Books.
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