Inspector Ricciardi

Arnaldo Vezzi, a world-famous tenor and personal friend of the Duce, is found dead in his dressing room. Ricciardi is called to solve the case.

Ricciardi investigates the murder of a card-reader who also worked as a loan-shark in the poor neighborhood.

Ricciardi is called to investigate the murder of a Neapolitan noblewoman.

When the body of a young orphan boy is discovered, the cause appears to be suicide, however Ricciardi suspects murder.

Just before Easter, Vipera, Naples' most famous prostitute is found dead, suffocated with a pillow.

A well-known surgeon falls to his death from his office window.

The death of a man in a lottery office leads Ricciardi to investigate a count and his charming wife.

Countess Palmieri asks the inspector for help: her husband is accused of murdering lawyer Piro. Ricciardi reopens the investigation.

A merchant is found dead. In the city, everyone already has a culprit in mind: Sannino. But Ricciardi isn't convinced.

A drama onstage: the famous actor Gelmi shoots his wife during a performance. The script calls for it, but the blank has been replaced with a real bullet.

As the city prepares for Christmas, Commissioner Ricciardi investigates the murder of Captain Garofalo and his wife. His relationship with Enrica continues, but he hesitates to take the decisive step of introducing himself to the family.

A brutal murder shocks the city: a pharmacist appears blindfolded and with an awl stuck in his skull. When other crimes follow the same pattern, Ricciardi begins to investigate.

Commissioner Ricciardi is tasked with investigating the death of Father Angelo, a Jesuit priest, found dead on a beach. Initial investigations suggest murder, but he must solve the case before getting married.

On the eve of the big day, Ricciardi finds himself faced with a painful case: Livia Lucani, a presence that had been part of his life, is accused of Manfred's murder and has disappeared. The investigation becomes a challenge.