... !!exclusive!! - Il Mostro Di Firenze -the Monster Of Florence-

French tourists Nadine Mauriot and Jean-Michel Kraveichvili were killed while camping. Afterward, the killer mailed a piece of Mauriot’s remains to the local prosecutor.

Monster of Florence Il Mostro di Firenze ) refers to an unidentified serial killer (or group) responsible for 16 murders between 1968 and 1985 in the hills surrounding Florence, Italy. The killer primarily targeted couples seeking privacy in parked cars in secluded areas, typically using a .22 caliber Beretta pistol. These crimes are notorious for their extreme brutality, often involving the post-mortem mutilation of female victims. Summary of the Case Il Mostro Di Firenze -The Monster Of Florence- ...

Even today, nearly forty years after the last confirmed killing, the case remains one of the most disturbing, complex, and botched investigations in modern criminal history. It is a story that intertwines satanic cults, aristocratic conspiracy theories, a string of wrongful convictions, and a chilling modus operandi that targeted the very essence of young love. The killer primarily targeted couples seeking privacy in

Barbara Locci and her lover Antonio Lo Bianco were shot in their car while Locci’s six-year-old son slept in the back seat. It is a story that intertwines satanic cults,

The hills are silent now. But the shadow remains.

Claudio Stefanacci and Pia Rontini were murdered; the killer took trophies of Rontini's remains.

Crucially, he almost always mutilated the female body only. He removed the left breast, the labia, or the pubic mound—sometimes taking them as trophies. Forensic pathologists noted that the cuts were made post-mortem, with a sharp, curved blade, possibly a scalpel or a lock-blade knife.