Giovanni Batista Bugatti (Mastro Titta)

In the shadowy corridors of Vatican history, one man walked the line between life and death with chilling precision Giovanni Battista Bugatti, better known as Mastro Titta, Rome's longest-serving executioner. For nearly 70 years, Bugatti wielded the blade, witnessing the evolution of a city and the transformation of a nation, all while performing the most dreaded duty of his time.The Executioner's Chronicle delves deep into Bugatti's life, offering a rare and intimate portrait of a man shrouded in infamy and mystery. From the terror of public executions in the heart of Rome to the intricate relationship he maintained with the papacy and the criminal underworld, this compelling biography unravels the paradox of a man both feared and respected.Through meticulously researched historical accounts, personal records, and letters, The Executioner's Chronicle sheds light on the duality of Mastro Titta a craftsman of death who, in his personal life, was known for his quiet devotion to faith and family. This book paints a vivid picture of 19th-century Rome, where the politics of power, justice, and religion intertwined, and where one man's dark trade became the embodiment of the era's harshest truths.For readers fascinated by history, intrigue, and the enigmatic figures who shaped the past, this is the untold story of Rome's executioner a figure who lived with death, but whose legacy still lives on.