Andrea Agnelli's bid to chair Juventus. Soon after, he was no longer involved with the club. Personal life In March 1961, Gabetti married Bettina Sichel (1929–2008), an American who was already the mother of a daughter, Ann Tuteur, from a previous marriage. Two children were born from their marriage: Alessandro, married to Diomira Mazzolini, daughter of the RAI journalist Salvo Mazzolini; and Cristina, a television journalist who worked for Mediaset on the satirical news program Striscia la Notizia and married to the sailor Paolo Martinoni. Legal issues In 2007, after the death of Gianni Agnelli, Margherita Agnelli sued Gabetti and two other Agnelli's advisors over his will. In 2009, Gabetti, along with the then IFIL managing director Virgilio Marrone, was involved in the allegations against Franzo Grande Stevens of market manipulation in the equity swap of IFI–IFIL that became Exor. The equity swap of IFI–IFIL and Exor allowed the Agnelli heirs to maintain control of Fiat. On 21 December 2010, along with Grande Stevens and Marrone, Gabetti was acquitted of the charge of information rigging (), or microcap stock fraud. On 17 December 2013, Italy's Supreme Court of Cassation annulled the conviction of the appeal process, which sentenced him to one year and four months, without a remand to a new court due to the statute of limitations. Works Honours Knight of the Order of Merit for Labour, 4 June 1982. References Further reading . 1924 births 2019 deaths 20th-century Italian businesspeople Businesspeople from Turin Recipients of the Order of Merit for Labour University of Turin alumni