Detectives - Casi risolti e irrisolti

Episode one focuses on the Simmi murder, an unsolved case from 2011 that took place in Rome. In the studio, Giuseppe Rinaldi, together with State Police Executive Stefano Signoretti—who was head of the capital’s homicide squad at the time—recount the story of the investigation. The victim, Flavio Simmi, 33, was the target of a true execution, shot seven times in broad daylight on a street in the heart of the Prati neighborhood.

Criminal court cases—both cold and solved, famous and lesser-known—told through analysis of investigative documents and firsthand accounts of those directly involved: the detectives.

Criminal court cases—both cold and solved, famous and lesser-known—told through analysis of investigative documents and firsthand accounts of those directly involved: the detectives.

Criminal court cases—both cold and solved, famous and lesser-known—told through analysis of investigative documents and firsthand accounts of those directly involved: the detectives.

Criminal court cases—both cold and solved, famous and lesser-known—told through analysis of investigative documents and firsthand accounts of those directly involved: the detectives.

Giuseppe Rinaldi delves into the case with the invaluable assistance of State Police officials Marco Odorisio and Angela Lauretta. It is an investigation full of twists and turns, starting with the murder of an elderly woman, Francesca Vianello, in Mestre in 2015, which led investigators to re-open the previously closed—and seemingly solved—case of an 87-year-old woman strangled in her apartment three years earlier: Lida Taffi Pamio.