Roman revenges

Who murdered so brutally Ambassador Lelièvre at the headquarters of FAO, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, in Rome?

And why?

Crime of passion?

Revenge from a frustrated employee or exasperated diplomats?

Dark tale of corruption that went awry?

Old grudges suddenly resurfacing from the past?

Led by Mario Fiore, a former inspector of the Criminale in Rome and head of security at the FAO, alongside his deputy Rachel Eliott, a young Scottish woman, and an Interpol official, Marcello Mastrofrancesco, urgently dispatched from Lyon, the investigation delves into the intricacies of Lelièvre's personality and life.

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Fiore was visibly annoyed: "The chief of cabinet was clear: no waves. It is truly regrettable that this incident occurred within our premises. But this is purely a private matter that has nothing to do with FAO."

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Really?

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