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- TV series that reconstructs in narrative-documentary form crimes and current events remained unresolved or considered unclear.
- On March 22, 1986, banker Michele Sindona dies: two days before he drank a poisoned coffee in prison. Is it a murder or a suicide?
- 1998–2009TV EpisodeFrom 1981 to 1993, Sicily is shaken by the Second Mafia War, the maxi-trial in Palermo, the massacres that kill policemen and prosecutors.
- On July 5, 1950, bandit Salvatore Giuliano dies during a shooting. Is he killed by the Carabinieri or mafia?
- Between 1976 and 1992, the Banda della Magliana terrifies Rome with the usual activities of criminal gangs (drug dealing, horserace betting, money laundering) and with internal conflicts within the gang.
- On December 12, 1969, a bomb explodes at the headquarters of Milan National Agrarian Bank. After 36 years of investigations and trials, the perpetrators of attack will remain unknown.
- 1998–2009TV EpisodeHistory of secret relations between Italy and the United States of America, from the World War II to the 2000s.
- In Italy, during the 1970s, there were daily clashes in the streets between young far-left activists and young far-right activists, with many dead and injured.
- History of crime in Milan from the 1950s to 2004.
- Camorra is an Italian Mafia-type criminal organization, or secret society, originating in the region of Campania. Its main businesses are drug trafficking, racketeering, counterfeiting and money laundering.
- Between 1974 and 1985, seven double murder cases took place in the province of Florence. Pietro Pacciani, Mario Vanni and Giancarlo Lotti are found guilty. New investigations are ongoing in 2004.
- The Red Brigades are founded in the summer 1970. This far-left terrorist organization carries out robberies, kidnappings, injuries and murders. In 1978 they kidnap and kill Aldo Moro, former Italian Prime Minister.
- Since 1978, many Red Brigades' members are arrested (some of them will collaborate with investigators) and in 1988 the organization dissolves. Between 1999 and 2004, the New Red Brigades are active in Italy.
- 'Ndrangheta is an Italian Mafia-type organized crime syndicate, semi-militarized organization, and criminal empire based in the region of Calabria. This organization has spread towards Northern Italy and worldwide.
- On December 14, 1985, Graziella Campagna's corpse is found near Messina. Death dates back to two days before. Many years later, judicial inquiry reopens thanks to the confessions of Mafia's pentiti.
- On Febbraio 25, 1993, Sergio Castellari (the N. 2 official of the Ministry for State Participations) is found dead in Sacrofano, near Rome. Is he killed or committed suicide?
- Between July and September 1970, the derailment of "Freccia del Sud" train causes six deaths in Gioia Tauro (near Reggio Calabria), while five anarchists die in a car accident near Frosinone. Is there a connection between the two facts?
- On July 15, 1982, policeman Antonio Ammaturo is killed in Naples by the Red Brigades, together with his colleague Pasquale Paola. Why is he killed? Who are the instigators of the crime?
- From 1987 to 1994, the Banda della Uno Bianca (White Uno Gang) terrorizes Italy (especially Emilia-Romagna) committing various robberies and murders.
- On June 18, 1982, Roberto Calvi's corpse is found hanged near the Blackfriars Bridge, in London. Death goes back to the night before. Is it a murder or a suicide?
- On October 27, 1962, Enrico Mattei (chairman of Eni) dies in a plane crash, along with his pilot Irnerio Bertuzzi and American journalist William McHale. Is it an accident or a sabotage?
- On September 16, 1970, journalist Mauro De Mauro disappears from Palermo with some men. His body will no longer be found. Is he killed? By whom and why?
- In 1993, the Sicilian Mafia member Antonino Gioè is found hanged in his cell. Why does he kill himself?
- On June 27, 1980, Itavia Flight 870, a passenger jet, crashs into the Tyrrhenian Sea (between the islands of Ponza and Ustica): 81 people die. What is the accident due to? Is it due to a missile, a bomb or other?
- In 1953, Wilma Montesi's corpse is found on the beach of Torvaianica. How is she dead? Natural death or murder?
- Between 1989 and 1990, policemen Antonino Agostino and Emanuele Piazza die killed by the Sicilian Mafia.
- On November 2, 1975, Pier Paolo Pasolini is killed on the beach at Ostia. Pino Pelosi, seventeen years old, confesses the murder. Did Pelosi act alone or with accomplices? And why?
- On August 2, 1980, a time-bomb placed at the Bologna station kills 85 people and wounds 200. After many years, neo-fascist terrorists Valerio Fioravanti and Francesca Mambro are sentenced to life imprisonment.
- In 1975, Alceste Campanile (left-wing activist) is killed in the countryside near Reggio Emilia. After 24 years, Paolo Bellini (former right-wing militant) will confess the murder.
- Between 1968 and 1985, eight double murder cases took place in the province of Florence. In 1994 Pietro Pacciani is sentenced to life imprisonment for seven double murder, but two years after is acquitted for not having committed the crime.
- On December 12, 1996, the Italian supreme court cancels Pietro Pacciani's acquittal, ordering a new trial. A new investigation and a new trial led to the sentence of Mario Vanni and Giancarlo Lotti.
- On January 8, 1993, journalist Beppe Alfano dies killed by the Sicilian Mafia in Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto (near Messina). After 10 years, only one boss, considered the crime's instigator, will be sentenced.
- In 1992, the Italian supreme court sentences many Sicilian Mafia bosses to life imprisonment. Judges Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino are murdered for revenge.
- Pier Paolo Pasolini is considered one of the great Italian intellectuals of the 20th century. On November 2, 1975, is killed on the beach at Ostia by Pino Pelosi, a teenager who confesses the murder.
- On September 16, 1970, journalist Mauro De Mauro disappears from Palermo with some men. His body will no longer be found. New investigations are ongoing in 2005.
- 1998–2009TV EpisodeThe stories of Accursio Miraglia, Placido Rizzotto and Salvatore Carnevale, three Sicilian trade unionists killed by the Mafia.
- Anonima sarda is an expression used by the Italian media to describe the Sardinian groups operating kidnappings for ransom, which took place for the most part in the Mediterranean island of Sardinia between the 1960s and 1998.
- The Palazzo Cesi-Gaddi war crimes archive was discovered in 1994, Rome which. Why were those files hidden and the war crimes trials not prosecuted? Whose responsibility is it?
- During the 27th G8 summit in Genoa, on 20-22 July 2001, violent clashes occur between police and demonstrators. Whose responsibility is it?
- On May 28, 1974, a bomb explodes in Brescia, during an anti-fascist protest, killing 8 people. After 33 years, the executioners remain unknown. New investigations are ongoing in 2007.
- Four mafia stories that happened in the Province of Trapani between 1980s and 1990s.
- On the night of December 25-26, 1996, a boat full of illegal immigrants sanks off the coast of Sicily, in front of Portopalo di Capo Passero. Nearly 300 men die.
- History of espionage episodes in Italy, from the World War II to the 2000s.