Libera with Lunetta Savino, how does it end? Previews December 10

The fiction Free, broadcast on Rai 1, reaches its climax with a conclusion that promises to reveal the central knots of the plot, intricate and rich in moral and narrative implications. At the center of the final episode, the character of Judge Libera, played with depth by Lunetta Savino, prepares to face the final chapter of a story marked by family drama, mystery and the search for truth.

What happened in the penultimate episode of Libera?

To fully understand the impact of the finale, it's helpful to reflect on the events of the penultimate episode, which aired on 3th December. The collaboration between Libera and Pietro, a former prisoner romantically linked to the judge's daughter, intensified in an attempt to shed light on the murder of Vanni, owner of the yacht club where Bianca worked. The investigation, however, became complicated when Libera became the subject of an orchestrated investigation to incriminate her in the Rosani murder, a strategy aimed at delegitimizing her position in the Trieste court. Pietro, taking responsibility for a theft of the judge's cell phone, was arrested, demonstrating his sense of protectiveness towards Libera.

Libera's final explanation: who killed Bianca?

The fiction Free, the legal drama on Rai 1 with Lunetta Savino and Matteo Martari, ends with an intense finale full of twists. At the center of the plot is the mystery surrounding the death of Bianca, Judge Libera's daughter. Here's an in-depth look at the last episode and an explanation of the ending.

What happens in the last episode of Libera?

In the final episode, Pietro is released from prison and the investigation takes a crucial turn with the introduction of a new suspect: Sergio Covacich. Libera and Pietro, disguised, go to Covacich's shipyard to look for clues, but the man is well aware of their identity and has his henchman follow them, Skull.

During the episode:

• Clara is drugged with amphetamines by Skull.
• Peter's father is run over, leaving Peter devastated.
• Davide, worried about the safety of Libera and Clara, threatens Pietro to stay away.

Despite the difficulties, Pietro manages to track down Teschio, who becomes a key witness against Covacich. The latter tries to eliminate him, but thanks to the intervention of Pietro and Davide, Teschio is taken to safety at the police station.

Who killed Bianca?

The case thickens when Covacich commits suicide, but the truth comes to light thanks to Libera's investigations. With the help of Teschio's testimony, it emerges that the judge Hector Rizzo he is the mole responsible for tampering with the sentence and killing Covacich to avenge Bianca.

Rizzo, blackmailed by Covacich because of his drug-addicted brother, remained silent about a tragic accident that led to Bianca's death:

• Covacich, after arguing with Rizzo, poisons Bianca in the restaurant where she worked as a waitress.
• Bianca is kidnapped and overdosed to death.

Libera discovers that Rizzo has always hidden the evidence, misleading the investigation and trying to gain the judge's trust.

How does Libera end?

The truth is revealed during a dinner on Rizzo's boat, when Pietro, through Teschio, warns Libera of the danger. Libera records Rizzo's confession, but when he realizes it, he reacts violently. At a crucial moment:

• Libera hits Rizzo, causing him to fall into the sea.
• She decides to save him, throwing herself into the water too.
• The police intervene and arrest Rizzo.

Pietro, present at the scene, exchanges a knowing glance with Libera, marking the end of a torment that had lasted for years.

Who is Clara's father?

In the end, Libera reveals to her daughter Clara that Peter is his father. The scene ends with a moment of family reconciliation: Clara and Pietro leave a flower on Bianca's grave, while Libera returns to work, finally free from the weight of the past.