Did Giovanni Agnelli have a hand in Benito Mussolini's suicide by hanging and burning of the body because he wanted revenge on him for the suicide of his nephew?

I'm not sure how much of this is true or indeed provable, but by and large, I will provide information.<br><br>Giovanni Agnelli who was a billionaire because of his company Fiat, was a member of the Bilderberg Group and wholly supported the vision and mission of the depraved globalists who wanted to control nations and governments. Still, he had an alternate idea for the fate of the fascist leader of Italy Benito Mussolini.<br><br>Mussolini's son-in-law Count Galeazzo Ciano, was the Italian ambassador to the Holy See, Minister of Foreign Affairs, from June 11, 1936 to February 6, 1943. He was counted among the major figures of the Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini in Italy.<br><br>He was the favorite nephew of Agnelli. He was indeed wholly in support of Benito Mussolini. Because of his loyalty to the Italian fascist leader, he urged Mussolini to declare neutrality in 1940 but then pushed for joining the war effort.<br><br>He was tasked by Mussolini in September 1943, to lead a meeting to depose him and while he initially refused to vote against him, he eventually decided that the best option would be to vote against him.<br><br>Mussolini was eventually ousted and arrested but the Nazis came to his rescue and eventually put him back in power. After the ousting and arrest of Mussolini, Count Galeazzo Ciano's betrayal was the main reason why the fascists had him arrested.<br><br>He was then “traded” by the Nazis to Mussolini and was put on trial. He denied any wrongdoing and Mussolini wept as he sentenced his son-in-law to death by firing squad. He was executed on January 11th, 1944.<br><br>Agnelli then began working against Mussolini and his allies and pushed for the Americans and British to invade Italy to bring an end to the fascist regime. Mussolini then had to go into hiding and surprisingly enough, was captured by Italian partisans. The Americans and British pushed for him to be tried but the Soviet-backed Communist partisans who captured Mussolini opted to execute him.<br><br>They shot him along with his mistress. Their bodies were hung from a gas station. This was supposedly done at the behest of Agnelli who wanted the humiliation of his nephew to be avenged in full.<br><br>Benito Mussolini was shot along with his mistress and secretary and “some sources” allege that it was on the behest of Agnelli that his body was hung upside down in front of an Esso gas station in Milan as a form of revenge. This story was corroborated by the Italian resistance and the American and British forces who were there.