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The Monster of Florence. Eight double murders, between 1968 and 1985. Victims, young couples secluded in cars. Aggressions carried out with a Beretta .22 and atrocious post-mortem mutilations. A long, problematic, tormented investigation, which led to controversial and contradictory trial outcomes, still the subject of analysis and reconsideration. Pietro Pacciani convicted in the first instance and acquitted on appeal. The so-called ""snack companions"" definitively condemned as his accomplices. In the background, alleged instigators belonging to an indefinite and elusive esoteric-occultistic milieu. And, in recent years, new developments potentially capable of invalidating the procedural truth. In this volume, the articles that the criminologist and journalist Luca Marrone has dedicated to the new course of the story. Re-proposed together with writings that give an account of the studies on the Monster to which the author dedicates himself in the academic field, which attempt to frame crimes within the analytical categories of criminal profiling, which re-examine investigative leads that have remained in the shadows, which examine hypotheses. A new contribution, among the many dedicated to the case, which offers a further, peculiar look at the mysterious serial killer, a sort of diary that retraces, in an unprecedented criminological and journalistic perspective, the most recent stages of an endless investigation.

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