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The first task of women in the Italian mafia is to pass on the criminal culture to new generations. The second is to take care of families, act as confidants and secretaries, remaining invisible because "women don't belong to the mafia". So when Puppetta brazenly drove 29 bullets into the body of Antonio Esposito, her husband's killer, she did a purely male thing. But Puppetta is not the only representative of the fairer sex who has managed to leave a mark on the history of the Italian mafia. While the police for many years saw the wives of the most wanted men as helpless dolls, they became the backbone of criminal organisations, going beyond the expected and permissible . Where repenting, having a non-traditional sexual orientation, or going against your mafia family is an unforgivable sin. Where men are supposed to be strong and powerful, and women are supposed to be faithful and nondescript. But it's not like that at all.