Using irony and the inherent power of theatrical performance, the show, directed by and starring Bebo Storti and Fabrizio Coniglio, transports us back to the height of the Tangentopoli scandal, when two inspectors investigate "Three Excellent Suicides" from that period. Why were the suicide scenes altered? Why did Castellari, Cagliari, and Gardini kill themselves on the very day they were supposed to meet with magistrates? All three have strong ties to Eni. Is it just a coincidence? Does the system kill those who suddenly become unreliable? The show doesn't provide solutions or answers, but retraces the testimonies, interrogations, crime scene analyses, and autopsies, instilling in the viewer the suspicion that these suicides might be hiding something else.