RED BRIGADE: PATRIZIO PECI, the last interview
Patrizio Peci: After participating in the PAIL (Armed Proletarians in Struggle) group, in 1976 he joined the Red Brigades, eventually becoming the leader of the "Mara Cagol" column in Turin. He was arrested on February 20, 1980, and shortly thereafter decided to collaborate with law enforcement, which cost his brother Roberto his life.
Patrizio Peci thus became the Red Brigades' first informer. He was released from prison in 1986 and from then on lived in an undisclosed location under a new identity.
The interview is part of the 1990 documentary on the "Years of Lead" in Italy, taken from Sergio Zavoli's program "La Notte della Repubblica," which you can always find on this channel.
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00:00 Intro
00:22 The decisions to kill
05:54 Connections with other terrorists
06:55 The first informer
09:22 The kidnapping of his brother
13:13 The "infamous" collaborator with justice
16:30 His role as a member of the Red Brigades
19:07 The arrest and General Dalla Chiesa
24:33 Fear of being killed?
25:42 Life after the Red Brigades
27:48 Crisis of conscience