Beneath the cultured exterior lies someone who understands that civilization is a thin veneer., knowing exactly where to place the knife between the ribs of both society and his enemies.
Raphael di Bari (a.k.a. Chisel Face,) Primo Capitano)
Raphael is the commanding head of the Carabinieri in Castiglione Del Lago, known for his authoritative presence enhanced by his distinctive “Chiseled facial features," a strong jawline, olive skin, and graying hair. Rumors suggest a past association with the mafia, adding an intriguing layer to his complex character.
This is Raphael
Raphael di Bari is a compelling figure in "Deadly Tuscan Wedding," where he serves as the head of the Carabinieri in Castiglione Del Lago, Italy. With commanding authority, he balances the duties of law enforcement and the complexities of his past. His striking appearance—a strong jawline, olive skin, and distinctive gray hair paired with an athletic build—known for his authoritative presence enhanced by his distinctive “Chiseled facial features,"
Originally second-in-command in Milan, Raphael exhibits a fierce determination to assert control in his line of work, often bordering on ruthlessness in the pursuit of power. Beneath his stern exterior lies a deep yearning for connection, something that has been elusive due to his demanding career and estranged family ties. His limp, a remnant of a past injury, serves as a constant reminder of the struggles he has faced.
As he contemplates retirement, Raphael finds himself drawn to Vittoria’s mother, seeking solace and a fresh start. However, whispers of his possible ties to the mafia cast a shadow over his intentions