Second chapter of the famous Palermo-Milan One Way (Daring Young). After eleven years in prison, the mafia accountant Turi Arcangelo Lefonte is finally granted his freedom.

A scientist at a Florida University accidentally creates a "rage virus" while conducting experiments to restore dead brain tissue in baboons. The virus soon spreads.

A wealthy Englishman finds his third wife dead. After the police discover that his first two wives had also died suddenly, an investigation is launched. Meanwhile, a new neighbor moves in and becomes very interested in Arthur.

Emanuelle decides to conduct an investigation into the maltreatment of a small dictator state. Using false documents, she manages to get herself into the largest women's prison in the State. When she actually comes face to face with what goes on inside the prison, she is deeply shocked: the things she sees and the tortures she has to undergo are worse than she had ever expected. To make things even worse, the prison Governor, a woman, discovers some of Emanuelle's notes during a search

Martha lives in a villa on the French Pyrenees, together with her uncle Sir Ralph, the housekeeper Mrs. Breton and the chauffeur Marcos. Martha has been dumb since childhood, having seen her parents die in a railroad accident. For many years the local doctor, Dr. Laurent, has taken care of her, while little Christine, a child of seven or eight years of age, helps her to while away the days filled with emptiness and solitude. One day Jenny arrives. She is Martha's cousin and is a young singer in the chorus of Covent Garden. When the two women are coming home to the villa together from the station, they have a strange encounter that perturbs them both: a weird individual with a frightening expression in his eyes appears to be spying on them and following them. 

Sir Henry Carter is dead. There were only Peter his butler, and Barbara, a mild-tempered niece he brought up as his daughter, when he drew his last breath. But at the reading of his will, none of the possible heirs is missing: Isabel, the only daughter of he deceased, lady Campbell, Sir Henry's sister, Lawrence, his brother, George and Ted, his two nephews, and Pauline. A severe blow is in store for the relatives, at the opening of the will. Henry has nominated only one heir: Barbara! except for Isabel, the family

She was tall, dark-haired and thin, but her breasts were firm and voluptuous, even though she was no longer young. She was pale as if suffering from malaria and in that strange pallor were two huge eyes and fresh red lips. In the village they called her She-wolf because she could never get enough of anything. Although she was a curse for the whole village, husbands and sons were obsessed by her and would sacrifice their families just for her attention. 

Journalist Emanuelle Larson, in order to conduct an investigation into the atrocities of a women's prison, gets herself arrested under a false identity. Inside the prison, she discovers that the reality, orchestrated by a perverse female warden and an equally immoral male director of the men's section, goes beyond imagination. Torture, abuse, violence of all kinds, and sexual aberrations are part of the daily routine

The setting is the hotel Martines at Cannes during the Midem. An inexplic-able suicide takes place! Detective Tom Lepski is busy inspecting the suite re-served for film star Jeanne Marigny , when a man caught taking pictures of the location jumps to his death from the eighth floor, throwing the Palace's other guests into a panic. The investigation, supervised by Police Inspector Ottavio-ni, moves through its initial phases. The suicide victim was not carrying any identification. The police have no record of him. The mystery is complete and the sense of dread spreads. Jeanne Marigny is being protected by Tom Lepski. She always has on an em-erald that is insured for 10 million dollars! Perhaps the unidentified man was inspecting the suite in order to steal the jew-el! The fact that he preferred killing himself to undergoing questioning means that he must have been keeping some terrible secret which could not be be-trayed. Who sent him? Will the people behind him strike again? Where? When? How? A strange old man roams the halls of the "Palace", riding in a wheelchair that is pushed by a nurse who seems too sexy to be a real nurse. The old man turns out to be Bradey, King of the robbers.

A couple, lost in thick fog, take refuge in an old mansion next to a cemetery. Strange things start to happen

In 48 hours, four murders occur in Nice, committed by a killer who calls himself "The Exterminator." The police struggle to track him down. Insurance detective Tom Lepski gets involved when his friend, famous violinist Liza Mendoza, is murdered just minutes before his visit.

A man who neglects his wife and is out of touch with their teenage daughter believes he is justified in having a gun available for the defense of person, family and property.