Yes.

Who's in charge in Rome? This is the question that Leonardo Diotallevi asks his father Ernesto, former head of the Banda della Magliana . " Theoretically it's me...but materially Giovanni counts ." Giovanni de Carlo , a cheerful face and lover of the good life. And, continues Leonardo, in Italy? Who's in charge in Italy? " Riina , who do you want it to be? Riina ."

De Carlo drove around Rome at the wheel of his Ferrari, causing his lawyer many worries: " Then , you mustn't touch the Ferrari ." He was unemployed, "Giovannone", but an unemployed man who lived the life of a nabob: among classy clubs and photos taken together with celebrities (like the one that sees him portrayed together with Belen Rodriguez and Stefano De Martino). He had made, as the investigating judge Flavia Costantini states, " crime a life choice . A primary character in the Roman dome, a shadow, esteemed for his subtle way of moving in the illicit economy ".

However, he hadn't been seen around for a long time. Disagreements with Massimo Carminati , most likely. Someone who " when there's money to be made, he makes money, when there's money to be made... the problem is everyone's problem ". After all, De Carlo was now aiming high: he aimed to be the undisputed leader of Roman crime.