Sanne de Boer

Yes.

But, of course, you cannot help.

You cannot make yourself go crazy and think with everything.

But there is information.

I mean, I'm trying to, with the book, what I've tried to do is help people understand

Yeah, just open their mind a little bit and see which information they can find.

We can find out certain things about our environment and that makes us smarter in our choices and awareness.

That is right.

When the book came out, I admit that I was a little bit nervous.

I'm the first foreign journalist to be based in Calabria and write about the subject.

And in that sense, it felt a little bit like an experiment.

Secondly, what kind of a threat am I to them?

I'm only speaking about things really that are... I mean, of course, I spoke to a lot of people.

I was informed.

I got interesting information, but it was always based on cases that were already known to the police that were...

either going through trial or had already been established as cases that had actually happened.

So I'm not uncovering anything new.

I'm just presenting the story to people so that they can be made aware of it.

At the same time, the drunkard clans have such a beautiful situation laid out for them.

There's nothing that I can do, you know, to jeopardize that.