There were people of flesh and bone, people who had not been given the proper attention, the kind that the criminal court should have ensured for them. Justice had not been served. So he took it upon himself.

Carlo Cappai is the embodiment of methodicalness, routine, loneliness. Of habit. No one suspects that, in his eyes, the labyrinth of files and folders was never just lifeless paper. On the contrary, the folders spoke, sometimes whispering the unheard truth, their plea for justice. Cappai brings justice where the law failed to reach, always waiting—for forty years now—to punish the crime that marked his life.

Walter Andretti is a journalist. From sports reporting, which he loved, he ended up in crime reporting, which he finds unacceptable. However, by unwillingly taking on an investigation into two murders, Andretti begins to realize that something strange is hidden there. Some connection. Perhaps the same hand…