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Andrea Caron is one of the main antagonists of the 1979 Italian exploitation film respectfully known as Giallo a Venezia.
He was portrayed by Michele Renzullo.
History[]
Inspector Angelo De Pol went on a hunt for who killed married couple, Flavia and Fabio Drago. He contacted Flavia's best friend Marzia. She explains that she has no clue who killed them, explained that Fabio was a disturbed individual, that would force Flavia into sex with himself, and other men. He would also force her into having sex in public places, and please men in public places.
Marco, a friend of Flavia ends up having sex with Marzia inside her house. After Marco and Marzia finished, Marco went outside, and Andrea Caron shot him and burned him to death. The next day, he kills Marzia by butchering her to death. The Investigator finds Andrea Caron's pistol and identifies the owner. Andrea Caron confesses to three murders, including a murder of a prostitute. He explains he killed them, because he was obsessed with Marzia, and he couldn't live without her.
However, Andrea is not responsible for the death of Flavia and Fabio. Instead, after Fabio forced Flavia to get raped by two men, Fabio tried to rape Flavia, which escalated to Flavia pulling her scissors out and killing Fabio. She then killed herself by jumping into the water.