Belve Crime, when does it start? The official date
A new format is about to arrive in prime time that promises to shake up the Rai 2 audience: Beasts Crime, the spin-off of the famous program created by Francesca Fagnani, is ready to debut. After the success of Beasts, the sharp and direct style of the Roman interviewer moves into the world of crime reporting, with an even more raw and disconcerting edge. The interviews are not fiction, nor recollections: they are real, intense confrontations, which bring to the forefront judicial stories that have struck public opinion. But when does Belve Crime start? And what awaits us in the first episode?
What is Belve Crime about?
Beasts Crime It is a television program that aims to shed light on true crime storiesThrough exclusive interviews to the direct protagonists: convicted, accused, witnesses, or people who have experienced dramatic events first hand. The intent is not only to tell the case, but to explore the human, emotional and psychological dimension of those who have experienced — or represented — evil.
Each episode opens with a journalistic reconstruction signed by Stephen Nazis, author of the podcast “Indagini”, which introduces the story before it comes into play Francesca Fagnani with his sharp, often uncomfortable, always central questions.
When it starts
La first episode of Belve Crime is set for Tuesday June 10 2025, in prime time on Rai 2 at 21:20. The schedule will remain the same as the original version of Belve, but the tones and atmospheres will be much darker, in line with the content covered. The program will air weekly with new cases and new interviews, always maintaining the conduction of Francesca Fagnani.
Where to see it
Belve Crime will be broadcast on Rai 2 every Tuesday evening, but it will also be available on demand on RaiPlay, Rai's streaming platform. Here you can catch up on episodes at any time, even after they've aired. RaiPlay will also offer extra content, selected clips, and in-depth analysis of the cases covered.
The first guest
The format will be inaugurated by Massimo Bossetti, sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Yara Gambirasio. The interview, conducted directly inside the Bollate prison, represents a media event of great impact. For the first time on television, Bossetti speaks at length about his version of the facts, reiterating his innocence and answering, without filters, to Fagnani's questions. An intense conversation that marks the beginning of a program destined to generate discussion.