Three affluent graduates of Rome's elite San Leone Magno Catholic school commit heinous acts in 1975, torturing, raping, and murdering two young women. This horrific incident, later referred to as the Circeo massacre, sent shockwaves throughout Italy, revealing the sinister aspects of the upper middle class amidst a backdrop of societal upheaval. As traditional family values and religious beliefs faced challenges, the brutal crime starkly highlighted the lurking violence and moral decay within a seemingly privileged world.