RIS: Delitti Imperfetti season 3
season of television series

The third season of the police procedural drama RIS Delitti Imperfetti was originally broadcast between January 15 and February 20, 2007 on Canale 5.
Plot
Martinelli is promoted to captain and transferred to Messina. To make up for the absence, however, Francesca De Biase will arrive who, with her hilarity, will bring a breath of freshness to the Parma laboratories. Riccardo Venturi, after the loss of Anna, has become even more methodical and precise in his work. The Man of the Bombs, meanwhile, is in prison and is sentenced to life imprisonment and a regime of solitary confinement: however, it will be discovered that the affair is far from over. An anonymous package arrives at the RIS for Captain Venturi where, inside, kept in a box, there is a woman's finger recently amputated. Thanks to the ring, the group will go back to the victim and, once they arrive at the inspection in the woman's house, a DVD will be foundfor the captain. Inside is a video of a woman tied to a cot, gagged and forced to undergo hallucinating torture. Venturi thinks he's a serial killer and he is proved right when, thanks to the analysis of a larva found in the victim's house, they arrive in a wood and find the buried corpses of two different women: one already reduced to a skeleton and another recently dead. Scientists will understand that there is a new serial killer out there and that he has started a personal challenge with Captain Venturi, emulating the bomb man.
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