RIS: Delitti Imperfetti season 2
season of television series
The second season of the police procedural drama RIS Delitti Imperfetti was originally broadcast between January 9 and February 20, 2006, on Canale 5.
Plot
A new arrival in the RIS: it is Lieutenant Giorgia Levi, a criminologist psychologist hired to trace a psychological profile of the serial bomber. Meanwhile, the Bomb Man aims higher and higher: he kills Lieutenant Anna Giordano, poisoning her with a bracelet. The desperation of Captain Riccardo Venturi, who was having an affair with the girl, and the determination of the RIS men lead to the arrest of the serial killer, who however denies involvement in the murders. But the truth is burning: the arrested is not the Bomb Man, but his twin brother; the two had been separated at birth and neither knew of the other's existence. The hunt for the Bomb Man ends, or so it seems, at Borgo Val di Taro, on top of a dam from which the Bomb Man throws himself. But the body is not found: Venturi cannot believe in the man's death and stubbornly throws himself in search of him, even ending up on leave. Eventually, however, the captain manages to prove that the Bomb Man is alive and that he was saved via a special silicone vest.. Back on duty, the captain resumes the hunt for the bomb, which culminates in a violent firefight, where the twin of the serial killer is killed and Venturi himself is wounded. Relieved of his post, he will still manage to foil the latest attack and capture the Bomb Man.
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