It is April 28, 1986 when the Veronese singer Graziella Franchini, aka “Lolita”, 35 years old, is found lifeless in her apartment in Lamezia Terme in Calabria. The body of the singer is disfigured and hit with ferocity; The weapon used is the broken neck of a Damigiana found by the murderer in the victim’s apartment. The investigations lead to a trial against two women, then acquitted: no definitive culprits, designed file. Almost forty years later, Lolita’s remains one of the most painful crimes of the Italian chronicle. The analysis of Alessandro Politi, professor and director of the investigative journalism laboratory of the University of Milan, is now online on all the social channels of the head.