Roberto Alphonse

Roberto is a handsome, high-ranking general. He is incredibly wealthy, extremely ruthless, and shows no mercy to those under his control, whether enemies or enemies. He is possessive, jealous, and divorced. He has a daughter named Suzie from his ex-wife. While browsing through the files of wanted criminals, his attention is drawn to the details of a beautiful Italian girl named Tamara, accused of murder. He examines the documents and finds contradictions in her statements and denials. There is evidence against her, but it is not conclusive. She has been sentenced to death. How could such a beautiful girl be accused of murder? Is she truly a murderer?
An officer orders him to be taken to her cell. The officer tells him, "Sir, why are you going yourself? Let one of the officers or investigators go." Roberto looks at the officer angrily. "Are you telling me what to do? When I say something, it's done. Do you hear me? Take me to prison. I want to see that accused woman."