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Alessandro Marchi is the main antagonist in the 1971 giallo film The Bloodstained Butterfly. Marchi is the murderer of Francoise Piguot, and thus the target of her boyfriend Giorgio to avenge her death once Marchi's brought to trial.
He was portrayed by Giancarlo Sbargia.
Biography[]
Marchi had an extramarital affair with a woman named Francoise Pigout, who was dating Giorgio at the time. During a secret meeting the two had in a park, Francoise said to Marchi she wanted the affair to stop. In a rage, Marchi furiously refused that desire and tried to rape Francoise, but she fought back. When Francoise threatened to oust their relationship, Marchi silenced her with a cloth over her mouth, pulled an out-the-front knife, and stabbed Francoise to death in a struggle. She rolled down the hill and died at the foot of it, where a little girl in a yllow raincoat saw her and ran off to get help.
Marchi fled the scene, briefly bumping into Giorgio, but was quickly tracked, arrested, and scheduled to be brought to trial. Due to Marchi's fame as a sports presenter on TV, the case gained traction in the news circuit, and publicity spread far and wide with the entire city giving attention to the process. During the trial, two more women were killed in the same park, leading to the belief a serial killer was at large and getting Marchi acquitted. However, in a final confrontation, it was revealed Giorgio was the killer of the two woman, which was intended to destroy the prosecution so he could get revenge on Marchi personally for killing Francoise. In a struggle and chase, Giorgio shot Marchi dead and successfully completed his vengeance. But Giorgio was stabbed by Marchi with his knife during the struggle and succumbed to his own injuries and died.
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