Overview
- Prosecutors in Crotone have concluded the investigation and notified 15 people under inquiry, including current and former Cotronei officials and private actors.
- The case centers on alleged false statements used to shift the planned site from Palazzo Bevilacqua in the town center to a peripheral warehouse.
- Investigators report that €118,368 to roughly €120,000 in public money was paid to a private seller for the warehouse property.
- About €1.3 million in regional funds earmarked for a museum and a music school produced no completed works, with Tyler’s representative describing the money as effectively lost.
- The probe followed a 2022 legal warning from Steven Tyler’s association objecting to the relocation and use of his name, and prosecutors could seek indictments within about twenty days.