 Amongst his co-defendants was his eventual successor, Salvatore Riina, also accused of Navarra's slaying.Bernardo Provenzano should have stood trial too, having been indicted for triple murder in 1963, but he had somehow escaped the police dragnet, something he managed to do until 2006.The prosecutor was once again Cesare Terranova, who had made it clear that he was intent on putting Leggio away for good.