A parapsychologist and Virginia's friend who assists in her investigation. He helps trace clues, correctly deduces that her experiences are premonitions rather than past visions, and ultimately rushes to the villa to alert authorities, triggering the evidence that exposes the murderer.
A respected local priest who runs a boys' group at the church and is connected to the murdered children. Despite his amiable public manner, he secretly kills them because he believes he must prevent them from sinning as adults. He attacks his sister before Andrea intervenes and sends him over a cliff.
Don Vito's son returning from London. He is secretly in love with his stepmother Cettina and involved in a romantic relationship with his friend Pat. His affair and sexual orientation become the focal point of village gossip and family crisis.
Antonio is a police officer assigned to a special squad investigating Roberto Pasquini. Working alongside Alfredo, he follows intelligence through gambling clubs and criminal hangouts, using disguises and improvised methods to reach the organized group behind the robberies and violence. He remains one of the investigation’s central field officers.
Manuel is an ally who finds Nora Green after Silvera's men attack her and helps her recover. He recognizes the danger created by the threatening letter, urges her to seek police protection, disguises her in borrowed clothes, and takes her to a police office while criminal groups continue watching them.
Mara's missing son and Billie's brother. He vanished four years ago while in an incestuous relationship with Billie, who accidentally killed him with a rock when trying to stop him from leaving.
Marc Porel has 33 screen credits in a career dating back to 1967. Signature works include Killing of the Flesh, The Psychic, Live Like a Cop, Die Like a Man. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.