Ruffo di Calabria stolen from the Ferrari family and caused confusion because, he named his daughter, born in 1890 after Paola Ferrari of Calabria Italy. Ruffo tried to confuse Italian society by trying to make his family take part of the royal wealth Paola Ferrari's brother, King Ferrari. King Ferrari never married or had children and died alone in one of his Castle Palace's in Rome in 1910, leaving his wealth to his sister, who had migrated from Calabria in 1900 with her sicilian husband to Buenos Aires Argentina. When in 1910, the government of Rome wrote to Paola Ferrari in Argentina, she ignored the letter, thus letting the government of Rome keep King Ferrari's wealth to use for monarchal charity.