Souvenirs Full Movie | Demetri Goritsas | Giorgia Surina | Elisabetta Pellini
Sebastian Brody is a profiler who works for the FBI. When his wife is killed in front of him by a serial killer who has escaped from prison, whom he had brought to justice sometime before, he leaves everything behind and moves to Sicily. One night, due to a strong storm, the electricity goes out. Sebastian goes into the shed to try to start the generator but, in the darkness, he trips over a cable on the ground, pulling down a metal shelf. He discovers a hidden niche in the wall containing a box with evidence of the murder of six females. The evidence belongs to a serial killer who killed in the area twenty-five years earlier, nicknamed “the Hairdresser” by the press. The evidence found by Sebastian would be his trophies. The killer was never caught and now seems to have returned to strike.
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Director: Edoardo Margheriti
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00:00:00♪♪
00:00:10♪♪
00:00:31Okay.
00:00:33Sebastian?
00:00:34In here.
00:00:41It's bad enough they make me wear a tie all day long.
00:00:44Now they want me to wear one that...
00:00:45To a dinner in your honor.
00:00:47I don't even understand why they're giving me this award.
00:00:50Because you're brilliant.
00:00:52I'm just a profiler.
00:00:54Well, luckily your bosses think differently.
00:00:57Now let me fix this for you.
00:01:00There.
00:01:10You're gorgeous.
00:01:12So are you.
00:01:15Sebastian.
00:01:17Well, I thought this was my night.
00:01:19Yes, but we have to be there in half an hour.
00:01:21Good, good.
00:01:22We have time.
00:01:24Oh.
00:01:26Mitch and Marcy.
00:01:28One time they're not late.
00:01:30Don't worry.
00:01:31We'll make up for it tonight.
00:01:35Coming.
00:01:51Mary?
00:01:55Tucker?
00:02:01From the looks of it,
00:02:03I'd say you were not expecting me.
00:02:07I figured right that they wouldn't have warned you in time
00:02:11that I had escaped.
00:02:13Sebastian.
00:02:14It's all right, baby.
00:02:17What do you want?
00:02:19What do I want?
00:02:24For eight years,
00:02:26I have thought only of you.
00:02:29You are the guy who sent me to jail.
00:02:33You killed three girls.
00:02:37Yeah.
00:02:41Oh, yeah.
00:02:43Go for it.
00:02:44I'd like to see you try.
00:02:46Go on, Brody.
00:02:47Give it a try.
00:02:49Let's have ourselves a merry little showdown.
00:02:56Okay.
00:03:01Let her go.
00:03:03She's got nothing to do with this.
00:03:07Really?
00:03:11Well, I think she does.
00:03:15No!
00:03:18No!
00:03:39Mary.
00:03:40Mary.
00:03:44Mary.
00:03:47Oh, no!
00:03:49Mary.
00:03:54Oh, my God!
00:03:59Oh, God!
00:04:02No!
00:04:03Mary.
00:04:05Oh, no!
00:04:18The agency hasn't been the same without you.
00:04:21I'm sure you don't want to reconsider.
00:04:24Douglas has even approved a pay hike.
00:04:27He'd be making more than me.
00:04:29It's not about the money, Mitch.
00:04:31You're the best profiler I've ever worked with.
00:04:34Look, I didn't just take a leave of absence.
00:04:37It's only been a year since Mary...
00:04:39Mary would have wanted you to start a new life.
00:04:42A new life?
00:04:43Do you know how many times
00:04:45a doctor or a fireman, a circus trainer,
00:04:48anything but a profiler.
00:04:50Because then Mary would still be alive.
00:04:52It wasn't your fault.
00:04:55Yes, it was.
00:04:59I should have grabbed the damn gun when I had a chance.
00:05:01And maybe you'd be dead, too.
00:05:08What are you going to do now?
00:05:12I've always wanted to write, so...
00:05:16I'm going to write a novel in Sicily.
00:05:18So you mean the story would take place in Italy?
00:05:21No.
00:05:22I'm going to go there.
00:05:24That place, it's always been special to me.
00:05:26It's where my mom's from.
00:05:29It's where I met Mary.
00:05:34You're serious, aren't you?
00:05:37Yeah.
00:05:39The flight leaves tomorrow.
00:05:40Wow.
00:05:50I don't know what to say.
00:05:54Except maybe now I know where I'll be taking my next vacation.
00:06:00Thanks.
00:06:30Bye.
00:07:01Don't worry.
00:07:03I'll find the right key sooner or later.
00:07:07So, English?
00:07:10Americano.
00:07:11Americano?
00:07:12Ah, nice.
00:07:13I love Americano.
00:07:14Where from?
00:07:15Virginia.
00:07:16Virginia?
00:07:17Really?
00:07:18It's beautiful.
00:07:19I love Virginia.
00:07:20It's beautiful.
00:07:21It's beautiful.
00:07:22It's beautiful.
00:07:23It's beautiful.
00:07:24It's beautiful.
00:07:25It's beautiful.
00:07:26It's beautiful.
00:07:27Really?
00:07:28It's beautiful.
00:07:29I love Virginia.
00:07:30Have you been there, Senor De Chirico?
00:07:32No, never been to America.
00:07:34Oh, here we go.
00:07:37Come on, I'll show you the property.
00:07:42Feast your eyes.
00:07:48Pretty nice, huh?
00:07:49Yeah.
00:07:50This way.
00:07:57Come in, come in.
00:08:01Huh?
00:08:04So, the furniture is full of woodworms.
00:08:10Fixtures are falling to pieces and the walls need a good painting.
00:08:14But for the rest, it's perfect.
00:08:18There's the kitchen.
00:08:19I'll show you.
00:08:20Come in.
00:08:30Et voila.
00:08:31The kitchen.
00:08:32The most important room of the house.
00:08:34It's very big, huh?
00:08:35Do you like it?
00:08:36Yeah.
00:08:44Does water eventually come out?
00:08:46Yes, it takes time, but...
00:08:48Well, I'll fix it.
00:08:51Huh?
00:08:52See?
00:08:53What did I tell you?
00:08:59Well, I'll fix that, too.
00:09:01It's broken.
00:09:02Sometimes.
00:09:05But don't worry.
00:09:07I am the king of do-it-yourself.
00:09:13See that door?
00:09:15Behind it, there's the emergency generator.
00:09:18Just in case.
00:09:19You know, sometimes electricity comes and goes.
00:09:22No kidding.
00:09:27You don't want to rent it, do you?
00:09:30Well...
00:09:31Actually, I'll take it.
00:09:34Really?
00:09:35Yeah.
00:09:38I love you Americans.
00:09:41Okay.
00:09:42Come on.
00:10:11I love you, too.
00:10:35The unknown universe is dark and...
00:10:50It was a galaxy of ice and stone.
00:11:01Please.
00:11:07Wow.
00:11:11Great.
00:11:29Ow.
00:11:39Damn it.
00:11:57What?
00:12:07What?
00:12:17What the hell is that?
00:12:45What the hell is that?
00:13:13Signor Brody?
00:13:24Yes.
00:13:25I'm Inspector Leone.
00:13:27And this is Superintendent Anzalone.
00:13:29Nice to meet you.
00:13:31Hi.
00:13:32Where's the box?
00:13:33Yes, it's around back.
00:13:36Follow me.
00:13:37Okay.
00:13:43It's just right in there.
00:13:44If you don't mind, we'll handle it.
00:13:46Right.
00:13:52In the meantime, can we have a talk?
00:13:55Sure.
00:13:58Have you been living here long, Signor Brody?
00:14:01Call me Sebastian.
00:14:03Sebastian.
00:14:04A few weeks.
00:14:06And your profession?
00:14:09I'm trying to write a book.
00:14:11Science fiction.
00:14:18You know who that box belongs to, don't you?
00:14:20Yeah.
00:14:2125 years ago, a man the media called the Hairdresser killed six women in roughly three months.
00:14:29Hairdresser?
00:14:31Yeah.
00:14:33He's killed his victims.
00:14:35Those around here have a twisted sense of humor.
00:14:38His victims all had black hair.
00:14:41He would torture them for exactly five days,
00:14:45rape them over and over again,
00:14:47and before killing them,
00:14:49he would scalp them.
00:14:50So those were his trophies that I found.
00:14:53Looks that way.
00:14:55Why would someone abandon them?
00:14:57It doesn't make sense.
00:14:59Maybe he was only hiding them.
00:15:04Grazie, Ruggeri.
00:15:05All right, then.
00:15:07Guess that's it.
00:15:09Sorry for the inconvenience.
00:15:11Do you need a lift into town?
00:15:13We have a couple of hotels there.
00:15:15Simple but comfortable.
00:15:16No, thank you.
00:15:17You're not going to stay here, I hope.
00:15:19Well, unless you're going to seal the entire house.
00:15:23No, I don't think it'll be necessary.
00:15:26No.
00:15:28Good night, Sebastian.
00:15:31You're welcome.
00:15:32Good night.
00:15:33Good night.
00:15:36The only prints on that box are Brody's,
00:15:39but the squamulous lichens...
00:15:40The what?
00:15:41The squamulous lichens,
00:15:43a kind of fungus that developed especially over the latch...
00:15:46Oh, okay.
00:15:47...led us to believe that it hadn't been open for 25 years.
00:15:52Since the hairdresser stopped killing.
00:15:54Exactly.
00:15:55What else you got?
00:15:58The box itself is fairly common.
00:16:00Back then they were sold in dozens of stores.
00:16:03In other words, that's a dead end.
00:16:06Do you know who the owner of the villa was back then?
00:16:10Not yet.
00:16:11Then find the hell out!
00:16:1325 years ago I was on the team assigned to find the hairdresser,
00:16:17but we never got anywhere.
00:16:19This is the first lead we've ever had.
00:16:22I want every angle covered.
00:16:24Yes, sir.
00:16:27Isabella.
00:16:28Si, commissario.
00:16:29I'd like a word with you.
00:16:30Sure.
00:16:32Alone.
00:16:37Are you sure you want to work on this case?
00:16:40You want me off it?
00:16:42I didn't say that.
00:16:45But I'm concerned about you.
00:16:48No need to be, sir.
00:16:50Everything's fine.
00:16:51Okay.
00:16:52Really.
00:17:20Missilee, serial killer, hairdresser, 1986.
00:17:50Signor Grizzuti.
00:17:57You bought the villa located in Contrada Crocitta in 1984, correct?
00:18:02Yes.
00:18:03Shortly after the accident it took my eyesight.
00:18:06Were you living there between June and September 1986?
00:18:10Only for a while in June.
00:18:12After the hairdresser's second victim,
00:18:15my wife and I decided to leave.
00:18:18We were so afraid.
00:18:21Everyone in town was.
00:18:23Yes.
00:18:24What's with the questions?
00:18:26What has it got to do with that old house?
00:18:28The tool shed, the one out back.
00:18:30The one with the emergency generator.
00:18:32What about it?
00:18:38Inside it.
00:18:40We found a box containing scarves.
00:18:49The ones that...
00:18:50Yeah.
00:18:56Can you think of any reason why the hairdresser would hide them there?
00:19:01Of all places?
00:19:02No.
00:19:04What made you decide to rent out the house after all this time?
00:19:07I haven't been there since my wife passed away a few years ago.
00:19:11Letting it go to ruin.
00:19:13Was there a caretaker or someone who looked after the villa in your absence?
00:19:17At first the custodians and gardeners came from an agency in Catania.
00:19:24But it got too expensive and like...
00:19:27Do you remember the name of the agency?
00:19:29Yes.
00:19:31We computerized the archive only from 1997.
00:19:35What years are you interested in?
00:19:381986.
00:19:4087 as well.
00:19:42Just to be on the safe side.
00:19:44The data we have might not be that accurate.
00:19:46Then I'll have to give you the old books.
00:19:49You came by car, I hope?
00:19:52Yes.
00:19:56Here we are.
00:19:58This was the last one.
00:20:00Where is it?
00:20:091988.
00:20:111968.
00:20:151992.
00:20:16They're all mixed up.
00:20:19We'll be here till Christmas.
00:20:22Go.
00:20:25I mean, for instance, like recently he's begun working like much more often
00:20:29and never gets home before dawn.
00:20:31So what are you saying?
00:20:32That you actually suspect Roberto has another woman?
00:20:35Just don't have any proof.
00:20:37What do you think?
00:20:39Lucia, are you in this conversation?
00:20:41Yes, yes.
00:20:42Excuse me.
00:20:43I have to go to the bathroom.
00:20:45Huh?
00:20:46Hmm?
00:20:47Hmm.
00:21:15It's me.
00:21:16Christ.
00:21:17Roberto.
00:21:18He scared the crap out of me.
00:21:20What are you doing here?
00:21:22Your wife is sitting out there with me.
00:21:23I know.
00:21:24I know.
00:21:27She already suspects you are two-timing her.
00:21:31And that turns you on, doesn't it?
00:21:34Yes, it does.
00:21:35You're crazy.
00:21:37Meet you at my place.
00:21:39Okay.
00:21:40In an hour.
00:21:41Yeah.
00:22:12Huh?
00:22:21Roberto?
00:22:22Is that you?
00:22:34I don't know, but I'd like to speak with the man who called right away.
00:23:01Good idea.
00:23:03It might be nothing, but let's check it out.
00:23:05Okay, thank you.
00:23:10It's only been a few hours, but I know something is wrong.
00:23:20Signore Ferretti, are you sure that your daughter didn't go somewhere without telling you?
00:23:25Never.
00:23:27She was supposed to pick me up this morning, to take me to the doctors.
00:23:31We called her, but her cell phone was turned off.
00:23:35I called all the hospitals, and I went to her house, but she wasn't there.
00:23:40And she didn't sleep there either.
00:23:42Does Lucia have a boyfriend?
00:23:44Not that we know of.
00:23:46Would you happen to know where she was last night?
00:23:49She said she was going to a pub with the girls.
00:23:51Oh, can you tell us their names?
00:23:53And also the name of the pub.
00:23:54Oh, yes, of course.
00:23:56Lucia used to go to Il Corvo Rosso.
00:24:01It's beautiful.
00:24:02The sea is pink.
00:24:03Yes, as always.
00:24:04Anything?
00:24:05According to the bartender, she left the pub alone at around 11.
00:24:09That confirms what a friend said.
00:24:11Yeah.
00:24:12What kind of car did she drive?
00:24:15Exactly like that one.
00:24:31It's open.
00:24:43The keys.
00:24:47Bruno!
00:24:48Yeah?
00:24:50Look here.
00:24:57Ketamine.
00:24:59It's him.
00:25:01It's him.
00:25:27Hey, Mr. Brody.
00:25:28Domenico.
00:25:29I thought you were going to send me an electrician.
00:25:31No, I want to do it myself.
00:25:33At this point, it's a matter of principle,
00:25:35and there can only be one winner, me or the house.
00:25:38All right, but please...
00:25:40Yes, I know.
00:25:41If I see I can't do it...
00:25:43Get an electrician.
00:25:44I promise.
00:25:49Don't tell me that's where the hairdresser...
00:25:51Yeah.
00:25:53Oh, my God.
00:25:56The newspaper didn't say where they were found.
00:26:00I'm sorry, Mr. Brody.
00:26:02If you want to change, I can find for you a new place.
00:26:04Oh, no, there's no need.
00:26:06But how long has your agency been looking after the property?
00:26:11Three months.
00:26:12Anything strange happen in that time?
00:26:15Anybody express a particular interest in the place?
00:26:19Besides you?
00:26:21No.
00:26:25Bruno, what do you think of Brody?
00:26:27Sebastian?
00:26:29You're the one who called him that.
00:26:31Seems an okay guy.
00:26:33Why?
00:26:34Because there is something he said that has been buzzing in my head since yesterday.
00:26:39Isn't it strange that he used the word trophies,
00:26:41exactly like an expert would?
00:26:44You said he was a writer, didn't you?
00:26:46Of science fiction.
00:26:47Maybe before that he wrote something about serial killers.
00:26:50Maybe.
00:26:57Hello.
00:27:03Buongiorno.
00:27:05Buongiorno.
00:27:06You weren't home, but your car was,
00:27:08so I figured out you might be around here.
00:27:12I need to talk to you.
00:27:14Why didn't you tell us that you were an FBI profiler?
00:27:20I could see you checking up on me.
00:27:22Oh, nothing, but a little harmless internet search.
00:27:27And you have quite a resume.
00:27:30I got lucky.
00:27:32Hmm.
00:27:34So, how did you end up in the FBI?
00:27:37I don't know.
00:27:38Your resume.
00:27:40I got lucky.
00:27:42Hmm.
00:27:43Well, last night in Randazzo, a girl went missing.
00:27:46And she's exactly the hairdresser's type, so I was wondering if...
00:27:50Listen, if you're trying to ask for my help, please don't.
00:27:54I left all that behind in the States.
00:27:57Why?
00:27:59The internet didn't tell you?
00:28:01I'm sorry, I can't help you.
00:28:04You think you're the only person who has ever lost a loved one?
00:28:10What about the families around here who have had to suffer through that kind of grief?
00:28:16You mean like yours?
00:28:18You're not the only one who knows how to use a computer.
00:28:22Please.
00:28:37I was only 10 when I saw Julia for the last time.
00:28:41I'm sorry.
00:28:43I'm sorry.
00:28:45I'm sorry.
00:28:47I'm sorry.
00:28:49I'm sorry.
00:28:51I waved goodbye from the veranda warehouse.
00:28:55And after a few hours,
00:28:58she became the hairdresser's third victim.
00:29:06I joined the force because of her.
00:29:09And you?
00:29:11Do you remember why you became a profiler?
00:29:19Help me, Sebastian.
00:29:22We only have four days to save Lucia before he...
00:29:31Please.
00:29:40Okay.
00:29:43But I'll need to know everything from the start.
00:29:51The first and foremost question to ask is why did the hairdresser keep the trophies in the shed?
00:29:56It must have been a place he had access to.
00:29:59And one that he considered safe.
00:30:02But we're checking on everyone connected to the property 25 years ago.
00:30:07Thank you very much for now.
00:30:09No problem.
00:30:12You'll keep me posted.
00:30:14You'll keep me posted, Inspector Leone.
00:30:17Sure.
00:30:19You can call me Isabella.
00:30:29Bye.
00:30:43Bye.
00:30:59Mary would have wanted you to start a new life.
00:31:02A new life? Do you know how many times I wished I was a doctor,
00:31:06or a fireman, circus trainer, anything but a profiler?
00:31:10Because then Mary would still be alive.
00:31:11It wasn't your fault!
00:31:14Yes, it was.
00:31:16I should have grabbed the damn gun when I had a chance.
00:31:19You're the best profiler I've ever worked with.
00:31:29This is Team 12, Officer Morelli.
00:31:32Sector 8, nothing to report. Over.
00:31:35Roger that, Team 12. Proceed to the next sector on the map. Over.
00:31:39And the fact the hairdresser used ketamine to sedate his victims,
00:31:43was that ever released to the public?
00:31:45Back then, some newspapers mentioned it.
00:31:48So we can't be sure it's him again.
00:31:50No, and that's why Superintendent Anzalone is following other leads.
00:31:56I don't think it's the hairdresser.
00:31:58Up until now, he's been perfect.
00:32:00Never left a shred of evidence at the site of his kidnappings.
00:32:03Anyone can make a mistake.
00:32:05Not just that. So much of this doesn't make sense.
00:32:08Serial killers like the hairdresser don't just stop killing for 25 years.
00:32:12And they don't just abandon their trophies.
00:32:14You think the hairdresser might be dead?
00:32:16It's a possibility.
00:32:18But not the only one.
00:32:20He might have been in prison for another crime and only recently released.
00:32:22And the news that his trophies had been found infuriated him and so...
00:32:25Well, if that's true, the scalps are still extremely important to him.
00:32:28So why didn't he try to find them as soon as he got out of prison?
00:32:31Maybe he didn't have the time.
00:32:33I'll check all recent releases of men in their fifties who've lived in this area.
00:32:35And who have been locked up for the past 25 years.
00:32:39That kind of stretch only comes with a serious crime.
00:32:42He shouldn't be too difficult to find.
00:32:45I really can't thank you enough for the help you're offering us.
00:32:48Inspector Leone will be at your disposal for anything you need.
00:32:54Grazie.
00:32:57Scusate. Scusi, commissario.
00:32:59Ma che succede? He's alone.
00:33:01I checked with his phone records.
00:33:02There are over a dozen calls in the last two weeks alone.
00:33:05From Roberto Polo, who's married to a friend, Anna.
00:33:08And the Nailogia disappeared.
00:33:10A surveillance camera picked him up entering the pub.
00:33:13Get him in here.
00:33:15Yes, sir.
00:33:30Roberto Polo?
00:33:32Yes?
00:33:33Police. Can we have a word?
00:33:35It's about Lucia, isn't it?
00:33:37Yeah, my wife told me that you questioned her, and not too nicely.
00:33:40Look, I know nothing. I mean Lucia's Anna, sir.
00:33:43Come on. All those calls of yours?
00:33:45Mind if we come in?
00:33:47Okay?
00:33:48Yes, okay. Run!
00:33:51Fermo!
00:33:56Attenzione!
00:33:59Fermo!
00:34:01Salutani.
00:34:04It wasn't me.
00:34:05Then why did you run?
00:34:06My wife is home.
00:34:08She doesn't know anything about me and Lucia.
00:34:11Get up.
00:34:14And then you didn't see her again?
00:34:16No.
00:34:20Lucia told me to wait for her at her house.
00:34:24That she'd be there in about an hour.
00:34:27Your story doesn't make sense, Signor Polo.
00:34:31You realise that, don't you?
00:34:34You make plans to cheat on your wife, and then go to the one place in town you know she's at.
00:34:39Sorry, but that doesn't add up.
00:34:42I just wanted to see Lucia.
00:34:44Her cell was off, so I thought it was exciting. That's all.
00:34:51All right. When you went to Lucia's house, did anybody see you?
00:34:57No.
00:34:59And then what happened?
00:35:00I sat in her apartment.
00:35:02Until what time?
00:35:04Until five in the morning.
00:35:06So you waited for her a full six hours.
00:35:09She said she was coming.
00:35:12You won't tell my wife, will you?
00:35:17She'll murder me.
00:35:20It wasn't him.
00:35:21But he had a motive. The other girl said Lucia wanted to confess everything to the wife.
00:35:25And then Polo killed her and made it look like it was the hairdresser?
00:35:28I mean, come on, Commissario. He's only worried about his wife finding out he was having an affair.
00:35:33The guy's an idiot. But he's not a murderer.
00:35:37So that takes us back to the hairdresser.
00:35:40The fact that he numbered all his victims was never released.
00:35:44Numbered from one to six. He also did this when they were still alive.
00:35:48Pretty awful, huh?
00:35:50Nothing.
00:35:52There are seven men who've been released in the past year after serving 25.
00:35:56And not one has ever lived in Sicily.
00:35:59Maybe you're right. Maybe it wasn't the hairdresser.
00:36:02I don't know.
00:36:04Who are we looking for?
00:36:07In any case, we have to presume that Lucia is still alive.
00:36:10Half the police in Sicily are looking for Lucia.
00:36:13We're going to find her.
00:36:15I got an update.
00:36:16Yeah.
00:36:20Can I get a photocopy of all the hair?
00:36:23Of course.
00:36:25I don't think you can.
00:36:27I don't think you can either.
00:36:28Yeah.
00:36:31Can I get a photocopy of all the hairdresser's old case files?
00:36:35Sure. What do you need them for?
00:36:37Well, the case is still open, isn't it?
00:36:42Yes.
00:36:44Give me your hand.
00:36:58Okay.
00:37:28Oh, my God!
00:37:56Domenico!
00:37:59Perfect.
00:38:05Hey, do you need a hand?
00:38:07Hey, Mr. Brody.
00:38:09No, thank you. It's fine.
00:38:10What are you doing here?
00:38:11I was just walking by and I saw you in here with all this stuff.
00:38:15Is this all for my place?
00:38:16Yes.
00:38:17I promise I'll fix your sink and that's what I'm going to do.
00:38:20Right.
00:38:21Elio, is it true that they found her?
00:38:24Yeah, on the provincial road to Taormina.
00:38:26Really?
00:38:27Yes, like all the other victims.
00:38:29Oh, my God.
00:38:31It's terrible.
00:38:33The nightmare is not over.
00:38:34Isabella?
00:38:36He raped and tortured her before strangling her.
00:38:41The poor girl.
00:38:42And the scalp?
00:38:43He cut it off while she was still alive.
00:38:46Like he always did.
00:38:48There's more.
00:38:57It was their address.
00:38:59Why eight? What happened to number seven?
00:39:08We haven't found anything remotely comparable to this kind of brutality.
00:39:13Maybe he struck somewhere else.
00:39:15Italy is a big country.
00:39:16You would have heard about it.
00:39:18Crimes like this don't go unnoticed.
00:39:20He might have hidden the body.
00:39:21That's not his style.
00:39:23It's important to him that the bodies are found.
00:39:24Okay, then why did he skip seven and start with eight?
00:39:27I don't know.
00:39:29It must have some meaning for him.
00:39:31And, Zalone, what did you find out from the Leonardo agency?
00:39:34I was wondering when you'd ask.
00:39:36Between 1986 and 1987,
00:39:39the Leonardo agency sent ten people to look after the house.
00:39:42Six men, four women.
00:39:44Female serial killers are very rare.
00:39:46That leaves six men.
00:39:47Three of them are dead.
00:39:49One no longer lives in Sicily,
00:39:51and one was already too old back then.
00:39:52All right, that's five men.
00:39:54What about the sixth?
00:39:56Aldo Russo.
00:39:58Did four years for rape back in the early 80s,
00:40:00and guess what?
00:40:02The victim had long black hair.
00:40:04You got it.
00:40:06Russo worked at the villa in the summer of 1986.
00:40:08Do we know where he lives now?
00:40:10Just outside Rondazzo.
00:40:12He got married 25 years ago.
00:40:14Early October 1986,
00:40:16three weeks after the hairdresser's last murder.
00:40:18Could that be the reason he quit?
00:40:20I don't know.
00:40:22But it's possible, right?
00:40:24Yes.
00:40:26It's possible.
00:40:28So let's go and have a talk with Mr. Russo.
00:40:31Let's go.
00:40:34Aldo left home two weeks ago,
00:40:37after the death of our son,
00:40:39Andrea.
00:40:45I'm terribly sorry.
00:40:48Cancer.
00:40:49Cancer.
00:40:51He watched over him night and day,
00:40:54until the end.
00:40:56And then after,
00:40:59he changed.
00:41:01He said he wanted to be alone,
00:41:03and I haven't seen him since.
00:41:14You don't know where he went.
00:41:15I'm terribly sorry.
00:41:17No, you...
00:41:19And you know,
00:41:21he didn't even take his phone.
00:41:27Tell me,
00:41:30what exactly
00:41:32is going on?
00:41:46Let's go.
00:41:56Coffee's ready.
00:42:12She was very pretty.
00:42:15Yeah.
00:42:18She really was.
00:42:23I miss her so much.
00:42:28As I always will.
00:42:46I'm sorry.
00:42:49What were we saying?
00:42:51Aldo Russo.
00:42:53Right.
00:42:56Well,
00:42:57his wife said that
00:42:59after they married,
00:43:01he became quite religious.
00:43:03And that's the reason why
00:43:05he stopped killing, maybe.
00:43:07But then,
00:43:08his son died,
00:43:10and he snapped.
00:43:12And
00:43:13maybe the pressure
00:43:15and the stress became unbearable
00:43:17and the old impulses
00:43:19came back with a vengeance.
00:43:22And then when I found his trophies,
00:43:24I did the rest.
00:43:25Yeah.
00:43:28Did Russo own any property?
00:43:30Is there any place
00:43:32he might have kept his victims?
00:43:34I checked,
00:43:35but I didn't find anything.
00:43:37Yeah, well,
00:43:38the hairdresser's very careful
00:43:39not to leave any traces.
00:43:41The six drop site
00:43:43of the victims of the hairdresser
00:43:45are all here.
00:43:47But Chia's body was found here.
00:43:49Normally, serial killers,
00:43:51they try to put as much distance as they can
00:43:53between their comfort zones
00:43:54and the drop sites.
00:43:56So let's concentrate our search
00:43:59in this area.
00:44:01Wow.
00:44:03That's a lot of ground to cover.
00:44:05Well,
00:44:06we gotta start somewhere.
00:44:09Okay.
00:44:14Okay, then.
00:44:17See you tomorrow.
00:44:18Good night.
00:44:20Good night.
00:44:24Bye.
00:44:43Fuck.
00:45:13Ciao.
00:45:14Ciao.
00:45:43Fuck.
00:46:14There is blood here.
00:46:18When Andrea,
00:46:19Gloria's husband,
00:46:20came back from his shift at the hospital,
00:46:22he wasn't at home
00:46:23and he found that.
00:46:25He described her
00:46:26as a very cautious person.
00:46:28She would never open
00:46:29to someone she didn't know.
00:46:31Okay,
00:46:32so we start by questioning
00:46:33her friends and relatives.
00:46:34Yeah.
00:46:35Okay,
00:46:36so we start by questioning
00:46:37her friends and relatives.
00:46:38Okay,
00:46:39so we start by questioning
00:46:40her friends and relatives.
00:46:41Yeah.
00:46:42And have the blood
00:46:43on the shattered glass analyzed
00:46:44to see if it's hers.
00:46:46All right.
00:46:48The blood we found
00:46:49in the apartment isn't Gloria's.
00:46:50It's a man's,
00:46:51but not Andrea's.
00:46:53We have the hairdresser's
00:46:54DNA, Sebastian.
00:46:56Well,
00:46:57I guess that's great.
00:46:59What's the matter?
00:47:01It doesn't make sense.
00:47:0325 years ago,
00:47:04the hairdresser carefully planned
00:47:05every detail of his crimes.
00:47:07Now he's made a comeback.
00:47:09He's dropping clues left and right.
00:47:10He's dropping clues left and right.
00:47:12He just got rusty
00:47:13after, well, so many years.
00:47:14Yeah, but the timing's
00:47:15all mixed up as well.
00:47:16I mean, back then,
00:47:17he'd strike again
00:47:18exactly 10 days
00:47:19after getting rid
00:47:20of the previous victim.
00:47:21Now,
00:47:22it's like three days
00:47:23between Lucia's murder
00:47:24and Gloria's kidnapping.
00:47:25Maybe he wants to make up
00:47:26for lost time.
00:47:28I don't know.
00:47:29Anything on Russo?
00:47:30Nothing yet.
00:47:32But his face is being shown
00:47:33all over television.
00:47:34Can't hide forever.
00:47:36Canova's waiting for us.
00:47:37Yeah.
00:47:40♪♪♪♪
00:47:50♪♪♪♪
00:48:00♪♪♪♪
00:48:10I brought you something to eat.
00:48:11♪♪♪♪♪
00:48:20Let's have a drink.
00:48:22Good idea.
00:48:26But only one.
00:48:37I'm sorry this has happened.
00:48:38I was just trying to calm down.
00:48:39I'm sorry, there's no ice.
00:48:42What did you say?
00:48:45I said I'm sorry, there's no ice.
00:48:48The freezer, it broke again.
00:48:51I'm going to have to call Domenico tomorrow.
00:48:54He wants to fix everything.
00:48:57Yeah.
00:49:09Sorry, it's mine.
00:49:38Hello?
00:49:39Isabella?
00:49:40We found him.
00:49:41Hold on, let me switch on the hands-free.
00:49:44Go ahead.
00:49:45The owner of a grocery store down by Tortorici says that Russo went shopping at his place this afternoon.
00:49:51Guy says he bought a lot of canned meat.
00:49:54Tortorici?
00:49:56Tortorici, that's where Russo's originally from.
00:49:58Yeah.
00:49:59Anzalone, can you find out what happened to the house that Russo was born and raised in?
00:50:02Right away, Senor Brody.
00:50:06He's probably hiding out at an old family home.
00:50:09Gloria may be imprisoned there.
00:50:12You better go.
00:51:07Gloria?
00:51:08Gloria?
00:51:09Gloria?
00:51:11Huh?
00:51:12Huh?
00:51:13Huh?
00:51:14Huh?
00:51:16Huh?
00:51:18Huh?
00:51:41Russo sold this share of the property to his sister 20 years ago.
00:51:44That's why nothing turned up after our first check yes, but then after she died he got it back
00:51:55The perfect hideaway yeah
00:52:08You wait in the car, okay
00:52:14I
00:52:44I
00:53:14I
00:53:44I
00:54:14Oh
00:54:21Stay away from him
00:54:34Okay, calm down are you a game warden?
00:54:44Oh
00:55:15Why are you doing this to me?
00:55:28Are you a game warden? No, no, so then why are you hey, please?
00:55:36Listen drop it. Drop it. Move away. Move away
00:55:41Move away
00:55:43Are you okay? Yeah
00:55:46Told you to stay in the car. This is a falcon
00:55:49This is why he's buying all the meat
00:55:53Where is Gloria?
00:55:56Gloria Mulgeri, I don't know. She is
00:56:01Come on let's go
00:56:06When I lost my son I went to the old house
00:56:11Just to think about my life
00:56:15When about a week ago I found that fuck
00:56:21Very well was in the corner of the bar with the broken week
00:56:27It was a gift from God
00:56:29God was telling me that I'd still be useful
00:56:33But I still had a purpose sure
00:56:36Don't tell me you really believe this crap. I
00:56:39Do I don't
00:56:52What now
00:57:09You
00:57:14Thanks a lot for calling us it's been a great help no problem
00:57:17I just need my duty you need anything else get back to you. She died less than four hours ago
00:57:22So she died before we arrested Russo
00:57:29Same mr. Brown
00:57:31I
00:57:34Wasn't strangled was she no this was done post-mortem, right? Yes, and so was a scuffle
00:57:44Unlike all the other ones
00:57:47You
00:57:57We compare Russo's blood with a sample taken from Gloria's apartment
00:58:02It doesn't match does it nope?
00:58:04You knew it wasn't our guy, right? Yes, that's because I believe the original hairdresser died 25 years ago
00:58:11What it's another guy
00:58:13Someone else is continuing his work. Oh again with this story
00:58:17No, Sebastian, but think about it Isabella unless he spent the last 25 years in prison
00:58:21It it's the only logical conclusion. You're only saying this because he left the trophies in that shed
00:58:26It's more than that. The hairdresser was organized
00:58:28He was meticulous down to the last detail and unless all these reports I read are wrong. He never made a mistake
00:58:34Listen, it's been 25 years people change not serial killers
00:58:38They do not change their modus operandi, especially a killer like him. He does not become unorganized
00:58:42Oh, really? And what about the numbers? Do you have a clinical explanation for them as well?
00:58:48Because in case you sleep your mind, yeah, they were never released to the press exactly
00:58:51Which is why our new killer knew our old one
00:58:54So you mean he's a student of sorts that the hairdresser took under his wing
00:58:59Come on, Sebastian that kind of stuff only happens in the movies. Listen, I know that this is hard for you to accept
00:59:04What did he kill my sister? Is that what you think then? I needed to be the same guy just for some kind of revenge. Yes
00:59:13That is what I think
00:59:17You're an asshole
00:59:20Isabella I don't touch me
00:59:23You
00:59:30Thanks for everything mr. Brody, well, I'm sorry I couldn't be a more help
00:59:42So
00:59:44Well, he listened to my theory about the two serial killers. He didn't say a word
00:59:48Then he said this department no longer needs my services. I'm sorry. Yeah, so am I words out?
00:59:55It wants to call in the UACV UACV unit for analysis of violent crimes. I
01:00:03Guess that's a good idea
01:00:05I
01:00:15Take care of you too. Sooner Brody
01:00:27All right
01:00:30Let's get to work
01:00:41Whether his end was naturally or by accident, it's unlikely that his death is connected to his crimes
01:00:50See
01:00:52Signora Bartolo see Mickey almost Sebastian Brody. So no consulented de la policia. Excuse me
01:00:57Yes, can you tell me where the fire chief is over here to the left?
01:01:01Okay. Thanks 25 years ago. You and your husband owned the cafe
01:01:05Chivati in the course of Matty Oti in Rondazzo here. Excuse me. Are you the fire chief? Correct?
01:01:10Can I ask you a few questions? Yes, of course. Do you remember this man?
01:01:15He died of a heart attack in your cafe in 1986. Thanks. I don't mean to take up too much
01:01:20No, not at all. What can I do for you? Yes, we told you he was a good client
01:01:25I wanted to ask if you remember a fire that took place in the autumn of 1986. See I remember
01:01:32You
01:01:51Says here the cause of the fire was accidental
01:01:55Yes. Yes according to the report
01:01:58Magris for the sleep holding a lit cigarette and the mattress caught fire
01:02:03You don't sound convinced well in my opinion the fire did not start on the bed
01:02:21What I think you're making a mistake not listening to Brody he's an expert
01:02:28He's burned out I
01:02:31Understand what this all means for you on a personal level, but putting emotions ahead of evidence doesn't make for good police work
01:02:39Sebastian could be right about the hairdresser. He has no proof
01:02:43Yeah
01:02:45Neither do you?
01:02:57I
01:03:12I'm sorry
01:03:18It's okay
01:03:21In the month since the hairdresser's sixth victim was found 12 men died in eastern Sicily
01:03:27Of them four men fit the profile
01:03:34Vittorio Lazzani heart attack
01:03:37Enrico Balboni he died in a car accident
01:03:42Antonio Greco cancer
01:03:45Hugo Magris burnt to death in a house fire. I
01:03:50Need you to dig up information on these men
01:03:54Magris
01:03:56Why does this name ring a bell
01:03:59Maybe you knew him
01:04:02No, no, it's something more recent
01:04:08Sure
01:04:10His signature was on some of the papers from the Leonard the agency
01:04:15Magris used to work there and hired a staff to send to Villa Grizzuti
01:04:19So he would know when someone was here
01:04:23And when someone was not
01:04:27Oh
01:04:36The water is coming out brown. Oh, yeah, it does that there's mineral water in the fridge
01:04:44Wasn't it broken too
01:04:48When Domenico fixed it
01:04:51I
01:04:54Ever considered calling a professional. I
01:04:57Know I should but you know, he
01:05:00He's such a sweet guy and he means well
01:05:06You never know
01:05:12So we were talking about Magris
01:05:15right
01:05:16He was a loner. He lived on his own in a house outside of town
01:05:20That must have been where he brought his victims
01:05:23Even after the fire, they would have found some evidence or something. Not if they weren't looking for it
01:05:30Why didn't he hide the trophies in his house?
01:05:33Maybe he thought it was too dangerous
01:05:36According to the agency Marcus was a very precise man. He was a stickler for details
01:05:42Certainly fits the profile but there is just one thing that I don't understand if Magris was a loner no family
01:05:49No friends. How did this copycat know about the numbers? Yeah, and why did he skip the number seven?
01:05:57Maybe he wanted us to know that he wasn't the hairdresser. Yeah, but if he was starting a new cycle
01:06:03He would have started with the number one
01:06:06Yeah, I don't know
01:06:13Isabella I didn't find those trophies none of this would have happened
01:06:20Those two girls they would have still been alive
01:06:23Justin it's not your fault
01:06:27You know, I
01:06:29Came here to start a new life. I
01:06:32Wanted a right no murders no killers no torture. I
01:06:39Shouldn't have come I just I just brought death with me
01:06:44No, I
01:06:46Don't believe that
01:06:49I'm glad you're here
01:06:53I'm glad you're here, too
01:07:20It's been a long time since I felt this good me too
01:07:37Expecting company at this hour. Oh, it's Domenico. I forgot he was gonna come fix the sink
01:07:45Oh
01:07:47Okay, I'll jump in the shower or is the water in there brown too you'll be all right
01:08:02Everything okay down there. Yeah, of course
01:08:06Maybe we should call a plumber. Come on. Relax. Mr. Brody. I know what I'm doing. I
01:08:17Mean I did all right with the fridge now
01:08:21Yeah, that's what I'm worrying about
01:08:27For the sink I'll take care of it. Yeah, that's what I'm worried about
01:08:35I need to order some other parts
01:08:37Well, how long will that take? Huh? Just a couple of days not that long
01:08:42Well, I guess I have no choice do I?
01:08:45No, you don't
01:08:50All right after you thank you
01:08:55I'm sorry, I should have covered them. No, no, it's okay. It's not necessary
01:09:03You know when I was a boy the eye dresser was all my mother could talk about she was obsessed
01:09:13It's the first time since she died I'm glad she's not around
01:09:18I
01:09:20It's the first time since she died I'm glad she's not around no when he's back would have driven her crazy
01:09:30Mr. Brody you are some sort of expert aren't you? Yeah
01:09:39So tell me
01:09:41How can a man do stuff like that?
01:09:45How can he
01:09:47beat them and
01:09:49Burn them and treat them like animals
01:09:56Who could do all of that I
01:10:00Don't know Domenico
01:10:04Some people are capable of anything. Hi, you must be Domenico. I'm Isabella
01:10:15Everything all right. Yes. I'm sorry
01:10:19I didn't mean to stare. I
01:10:22Didn't think there was anybody else in the house and then such a beautiful lady. Oh, thank you
01:10:32Yeah, I'll go over there that part for the sink sounds good, okay, it was nice to meet you my pleasure
01:10:42Bye bye
01:10:45Domenico
01:10:47Your tools, oh
01:10:51Yes
01:10:54Sorry
01:11:00You were right, he's a nice guy. Yeah, but he's a lousy plumber
01:11:05Hmm let me finish getting ready. I need to get going. Okay. Okay. I'll be here
01:11:35I
01:11:37In my opinion the fire did not start on the bed
01:12:08Of course
01:12:14What an idiot I've been
01:12:24We know we'll be striking again, but we don't have any clue about who or where
01:12:29We can't issue protection for every woman with black hair, right?
01:12:37Thank you, oh I gotta go
01:12:43Wow any plans? Oh, yes. I have to see Sebastian
01:12:51For work, of course, of course. Good night. Night
01:13:00The concert or a copier Cora
01:13:03Secondo indiscretioni potrebbe essere la settima vittima del maniaco
01:13:12Concerto de kiriko
01:13:14I
01:13:44I
01:14:01Hello
01:14:03Sebastian is Isabella there. No, she just left. Oh, I've been trying to call her cell. She's not answering
01:14:08Something wrong. The killer is Domenico de kiriko the real estate agent. Are you sure? Yeah
01:14:14I'm worried about Isabella when he met her his reaction was completely odd. What you mean was out. Oh, he was staring at her
01:14:20He was surprised. I thought he was embarrassed. But now she's the headdressers physical type down to the last detail
01:14:44I
01:14:53Think through let him through
01:14:56What's going on?
01:14:58What's on the car?
01:14:59Domenico's got her did you get in touch with him? No a cell phone switched off
01:15:03I met his mother after we all thought she'd been abducted by the hairdresser when she was a girl
01:15:09She was but I think she managed to kill him and then escape. I
01:15:13Can tell you this concerto de kiriko was mentally disturbed I was on patrol back then
01:15:19Got called to her house twice the first time because the neighbors heard her beating her son
01:15:24Well, then the other time was in 2004 when she committed suicide, right? Yeah, Domenico found her
01:15:29He was only 18 years old. Let's go to his place in town. No, he won't keep Isabella there
01:15:35He has to have some kind of hideout somewhere safe secluded
01:15:39Maybe one of the properties his agency represents and Salone takes in your brother to the agency
01:15:44I'll call the judge and have him write up a warrant. Yes, sir. Let's go
01:15:54Let me find the main switch
01:15:58Found it
01:16:01How long will it take I don't know depends on whether his files are encrypted I
01:16:06Can't believe he was right in front of my nose the whole time
01:16:08I don't understand is why I didn't take the box from the shed
01:16:11He didn't know they were hidden there when I found them something in his mind must have snapped
01:16:15He knows all about the hairdresser. His mom would tell him stories
01:16:18Probably admires him. I'm in
01:16:21Look for a big isolated house
01:16:24Here we go
01:16:26The agency has 38 properties that could be it's too many. It will take days to search them all she'll be dead by then
01:16:33The hairdresser would plan exactly where he would leave his bodies while in advance Domenico's nowhere near as organized
01:16:39Look
01:16:41Lucia and Gloria's bodies were found here and here
01:16:44Both roads lead to run Datso and he probably left the house in two different directions. So that would place where we're looking for
01:16:52Here any listings in this area
01:16:58There is a property near Murata Roto that might be it
01:17:02I
01:17:05Call him backup. No, we storm in with special forces. He'll kill her. We have to go alone. He knows me
01:17:11I'll try to talk to him
01:17:14Okay, okay
01:17:16Call commissary Canova explain everything tell him where we're going. Okay. Yes, sir. Let's go
01:17:32I
01:18:02That's
01:18:04His car
01:18:07You need again
01:18:09No, I don't need one. Are you sure?
01:18:32I
01:19:02You
01:19:32I
01:19:44Isabella
01:20:02Oh
01:20:32Domenico, it's me Sebastian. Oh, I know
01:20:52She's pretty, huh
01:20:56Just like mama
01:20:59She was the seventh victim
01:21:02Wasn't she?
01:21:03She got away from him
01:21:07Burns us down with eminence
01:21:12She never told anyone he tortured her
01:21:17He raped her
01:21:19She became pregnant
01:21:23With you right
01:21:29With me
01:21:32A woman lost her mind
01:21:35Always make me comb her hair
01:21:38Like he would when she was his prisoner
01:21:43Every day
01:21:46He got done day
01:21:51That's all she ever talked about
01:21:55What he had done to her
01:21:58How he had done it and how it be just like him
01:22:02Cuz I was his son
01:22:05Son of the devil
01:22:18She beat you didn't she every day did you kill her?
01:22:32No, I had to thank Papa for that
01:22:40You don't understand
01:22:42I've been looking for that box
01:22:45for years I
01:22:48Knew he had to be so bad. I knew it
01:22:53It wasn't right
01:22:56It wasn't fair you fall in first
01:23:00It was all I had left of my father
01:23:05Now it's gone
01:23:07That's forever
01:23:10Because of you
01:23:14So you started your own collection
01:23:18You were never really fixing anything at my place were you
01:23:24How was I supposed to keep tabs on the investigation, huh
01:23:29Sebastian true this I am much better at fixing than that
01:23:47Police are coming Domenico. It's over. That's what you think. I
01:23:54I doubt they'd risk the life of one of their own. Maybe they would
01:24:04Wow in that case I met a spell killer right here
01:24:12No, no
01:24:23Oh
01:24:37Medical sorry
01:24:53I
01:25:17Promise I hope so wonder why catching the head. I said we look great in my resume, but
01:25:23if I survive
01:25:25Go hurry up
01:25:35Thanks for everything mr. Brody well done
01:25:45Hey, you're right. Thanks to you
01:25:54Oh
01:25:56Can I ask you something
01:26:00Anything
01:26:03Will you go back to America
01:26:08Well, I can't leave now I have a book to write oh
01:26:14That's right, I forgot yeah, I think I'm gonna try a different genre
01:26:20That's a good idea science fiction it's just so scientific
01:26:28Then what
01:26:31Maybe you can help me find that out
01:26:35Maybe
01:26:49You
01:27:19I
01:27:49My
01:27:56Spread my wings
01:28:11That's you have to do
01:28:19This
01:28:49And I feel
01:29:15Like a better place
01:29:19You