 Many of the prosecutors and judges involved in the trials, including Terranova, complained that the political will from Rome to prosecute the Mafia that followed the after the Ciaculli Massacre had evaporated by the end of the 1960s, leaving prosecutors on their own.Whilst there was undoubtedly witness intimidation and evidence tampering, a lot of the evidence was fairly thin.There were no pentiti at the time and few non-Mafiosi willing to risk death by testifying for the prosecution.