Twenty-two in June 1983. Emanuela Orlandi, a Vatican citizenship of fifteen years disappeared near the church of Saint Apollinaris. The capital city is carpeted with thousands of posters with his picture and the word "Missing". But it does not disappear into thin air at the center of Rome. Has anybody seen, anybody knows. Twenty-five years have passed that day and all this time the girl was never found, neither dead nor alive. Yet the public has not forgotten that its not just a case of record, but an unsolved riddle. Year after year has been enriched by many, perhaps too many scenarios and actors Marcinkus and the IOR, Ali Agca and the Gray Wolves, KGB. In June 2008, however, opens an unexpected track: Sabrina Minardi - former wife of a famous footballer but also a lover of historical Enrico De Pedis, head of the Banda della Magliana - said that Emily was kidnapped from the boss on the orders of Bishop Marcinkus and, in a second stage, killed and thrown into a cement mixer. Strange coincidence: De Pedis, killed in '90, was buried (in the midst of the cardinals, princes and artists) in this very church of Saint Apollinaris from which everything seems to be started ... None so far had managed to pick up the threads that bind the disappearance of Orlando in those dark powers in the early Eighties seemed to converge into a single political-criminal, so powerful as to spread its tentacles even into the Vatican.
