Editing Giorgio Ambrosoli (section)

==Threats and Resistance==
As Ambrosoli’s investigation progressed, he faced intense pressure to abandon his work. Sindona and his associates attempted to bribe him, offering substantial sums to falsify his findings, but Ambrosoli refused. These attempts soon escalated into explicit threats. In June 1979, a dismantled 7.65mm pistol was found in a trash bin near BPI’s offices, a clear Mafia warning interpreted as “we’ll cut you to pieces.” Ambrosoli also received threatening phone calls, including one from American hitman [[William Joseph Arico]], who invoked the name of Giulio Andreotti, a powerful Christian Democrat politician close to Sindona.

Despite the dangers, Ambrosoli remained resolute. He wrote a poignant letter to his wife, Anna Lorenza (Annalori), expressing his awareness of the risks: “Whatever happens, you know what you must do and I am certain you will do it perfectly. You will raise the children and bring them up in the respect of those values in which we have believed… It will be a hard life for you, but you are such a fine person that you will always manage and do your duty, whatever the cost”. This letter, later published, underscored his sense of duty and moral conviction.