Rina Fort

Rina Fort, also known as Caterina Fort, was a key figure in a notorious crime that occurred in Milan in 1946, where she was implicated in the brutal murder of Franca Pappalardo and her three children. The case captured national attention, with Rina being dubbed the 'Belva di San Gregorio' (Beast of San Gregorio) by the media. Her life, marked by a series of tragedies and tumultuous relationships, culminated in a high-profile trial that showcased the complexities of her character—from victim to suspected perpetrator. Rina's story has been revisited in literature, highlighting themes of gender, violence, and societal expectations.