Roberto Calvi's mysterious death under London's Blackfriars Bridge in 1982 sparked a massive investigation, with the UK ruling it a suicide, while Italy believed it was murder. As the head of Italy's largest bank, Calvi was involved in a massive money laundering operation across Europe, the Caribbean, and Latin America.
Murder of God's Banker
A shocking exposé uncovers a clandestine web of corruption and deceit, entwining the Vatican, Sicilian Mafia, and a shadowy fascist organization in a treacherous bid to control Italy through the dark web.
