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Riccardo: The Man Who Blew Up the Pope
Rob Ferraro
11 episodes
5 days ago
A corpse that explodes inside the Vatican. A papal doctor who hides behind secrecy, lies, and forbidden photographs. This is not fiction — it’s a true story. For decades, the scandal surrounding Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi, personal physician to Pope Pius XII, has been buried under shame and silence. Now, after years of research in hidden archives and forgotten testimonies, the truth comes to light. From Nazi-occupied Rome to the shadowy dawn of the Cold War, this investigative series blends true crime and history to reveal one of the strangest, most unsettling sagas the Catholic Church has ever tried to forget.

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A corpse that explodes inside the Vatican. A papal doctor who hides behind secrecy, lies, and forbidden photographs. This is not fiction — it’s a true story. For decades, the scandal surrounding Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi, personal physician to Pope Pius XII, has been buried under shame and silence. Now, after years of research in hidden archives and forgotten testimonies, the truth comes to light. From Nazi-occupied Rome to the shadowy dawn of the Cold War, this investigative series blends true crime and history to reveal one of the strangest, most unsettling sagas the Catholic Church has ever tried to forget.

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Riccardo: The Man Who Blew Up the Pope
3 minutes 23 seconds
2 months ago
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A true crime podcast uncovering Vatican secrets and scandals. Pope Pius XII — Eugenio Pacelli — the wartime Pope, the most powerful pontiff of the modern era. At his side for thirty years stood Dr. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi: eye doctor, homeopath, pseudoscientist, gambler, spiritist, even entangled in one of Italy’s most famous cold cases. An extraordinary and improbable figure, bound to the Pope by a troubled relationship that ended in betrayal.

What bound them together? Why did Pacelli keep him close, against all warnings, until the very end? And how did that relationship lead to the grotesque climax of an exploding corpse in the heart of the Vatican? For the first time, with years of archival research and previously unseen material, this investigative true crime series reveals a hidden chapter of Catholic Church history — a story of power, betrayal, and forbidden truths.


RICCARDO: The Man Who Blew Up the Pope.

Discover more at RiccardoPodcast.com — where, starting September 17, 2025, you’ll find documents, research, and exclusive insights expanding on the story.


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Riccardo: The Man Who Blew Up the Pope
A corpse that explodes inside the Vatican. A papal doctor who hides behind secrecy, lies, and forbidden photographs. This is not fiction — it’s a true story. For decades, the scandal surrounding Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi, personal physician to Pope Pius XII, has been buried under shame and silence. Now, after years of research in hidden archives and forgotten testimonies, the truth comes to light. From Nazi-occupied Rome to the shadowy dawn of the Cold War, this investigative series blends true crime and history to reveal one of the strangest, most unsettling sagas the Catholic Church has ever tried to forget.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.