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Giuseppe's Death
At a dinner, Don Giuseppe dies after drinking a glass of whiskey. Three of his men present argue over who placed the poison. Bruno accuses Carlo, and vice versa. Both tell their version of events to Leonardo, the highest-ranking person present. He must decide who is right based on their stories.
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At a dinner, Don Giuseppe dies after drinking a glass of whiskey. Three of his men present argue over who placed the poison. Bruno accuses Carlo, and vice versa. Both tell their version of events to Leonardo, the highest-ranking person present. He must decide who is right based on their stories.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Aisha Oliveira
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