There was another baffling man on board the boat

history channel documentary 2015 There was another baffling man on board the boat, who made Petrosino's associate. This man called himself Francesco Delli Bovi. At the point when the boat docked in Genoa, Delli Bovi got off the boat with Petrosino. Delli Bovi vanished without a follow, and it was later established that his exclusive reason on the boat was to shadow Petrosino.

After landing in Genoa, Petrosino took the primary train accessible to Rome. In Rome, Petrosino remained at the Hotel Inghilterra. On his first morning there, Petrosino went to the United States Embassy to meet Ambassador Lloyd Griscom. The reason for this meeting was for Petrosino to accumulate data on more than 2000 Italian culprits, now living in New York City, that Petrosino needed to extradited back to Italy.

Petrosino felt safe in Rome, yet he would not have felt so protected on the off chance that he had realized that Italian-American daily paper L'Araldo Italiano had run a story specifying Petrosino's Italian excursion, saying that his last destination would be Sicily. The data for this daily paper article could just have originated from inside the New York City Police Department. This story was gotten by a few different daily papers, the most imperative of which was the New York Herald's European version. Petrosino at long last understood his expectations were presently open, when he met two Italian-American newspapermen, whom he had known from New York City, before the Press Club on the Piazza San Silvestro. Petrosino told the two daily paper men that his trek should be a mystery, and he beseeched them not to tell anybody of his entry.