Marco Pantani: Death of a Pirate: 6. An Episode You Can't Refuse

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Previously titled “6. An Episode You Can't Refuse” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 6, 2026

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Recorded20 Jul 2023

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As corruption allegations run rampant, all roads seem to lead back to the mafia. But what connections did organised crime have to sport? And is there even any such thing as ‘The Mafia’?Today, we’re giving you an episode you can’t refuse as we delve deep into the heart of organised crime in Italy, with the help of mafia expert Professor John Dickie, and Italian journalist Lorenzo Bodrero. New episodes released Thursday. If you’re in the UK, listen to the full series of Sport’s Strangest Crimes - first on BBC Sounds - bbc.in/3PbXQxvNarrated by Hugh Dennis, with the voices of Iain Ferrier and Helen RoperSound design: Rich Evans Additional production: Lorenzo Bodrero, Matt Kenyon and Ed MorrishWriter and producer: Katie Sayer Executive producer: Jon Holmes

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