ea Cloisters. Calvi used the alias "Calvino." It was the last place any witness saw him on June 18i6. When policed searched the suite the next day, Vittor was gone. All police found in the suite was Calvi's personal belongings, including his toilet kit and sleeping pills, neatly packed inside two lock

mpanied him in the private plane to London, and was in constant touch with him. So he had opportunity. He also had arranged Calvi's lone bodyguard, Vittor, who left Calvi unprotected that night. At about 5 pm that afternoon, Carboni, phoned Calvi from the London Hilton, where he was staying and told h