Julia n. 17: Il delitto negato
Language: Italian
Format: Paperback
Publication date:
February 1st, 2000
Publisher: Sergio Bonelli Editore
Pages: 132
Steven Murphy is a serial killer ensnared in a web of mystery and deception. Accused of six brutal murders, he becomes a figure of intrigue as whispers of his innocence circulate. Delving into the complexities of his life, those around him grapple with the unsettling question: Is he truly the monster they believe him to be, or has he been wrongly accused?
As investigations unfold, the chilling narrative explores the psychological depths of crime and morality. The chilling accounts and conflicting testimonies create a gripping tension, leading readers to reconsider the nature of justice and guilt. The story unravels the layers of human emotion and the struggle for truth amidst chaos.
Each character, entwined in Murphy’s fate, reveals their own motivations and fears, enriching the plot with personal stakes. As the saga progresses, the bond between perpetrator and society becomes painfully clear, leading to a heart-stopping climax that forces everyone involved to confront their own darkness.
As investigations unfold, the chilling narrative explores the psychological depths of crime and morality. The chilling accounts and conflicting testimonies create a gripping tension, leading readers to reconsider the nature of justice and guilt. The story unravels the layers of human emotion and the struggle for truth amidst chaos.
Each character, entwined in Murphy’s fate, reveals their own motivations and fears, enriching the plot with personal stakes. As the saga progresses, the bond between perpetrator and society becomes painfully clear, leading to a heart-stopping climax that forces everyone involved to confront their own darkness.