It, quite simply, defies the laws of physics. An atheist, Fabrizio runs through a list of possible explanations as to how the statue could be weeping blood - human blood at that - but the scientists on Votta’s team, including Sandra Roversi (Alba Rohrwacher, My Brilliant Friend, Garibaldi’s Lovers, I Am Love), counter each one.
It is through Votta, a believer, that Prime Minister Fabrizio Pietromarchi (Guido Caprino, Inspector Manara, 1994, Medici) comes to witness the miracle. So Votta goes on a mission to find the answer. They discovered and retrieved the statue and took Molocco in custody, and the one thing General Votta (Sergio Albelli, Crimes, Good and Evil, Don Matteo) keeps asking the don is: how did he get the statue? But Molocco remains silent. Said statue had been in the possession of Molocco (Serio Valastro, Detective Montalbano), a mafia boss whose bunker was raided by the police. These three individuals, along with a few more, make up the cadre of witnesses of the eponymous miracle: the constant weeping of blood by a plastic statue of the Virgin Mary.
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