In the annals of history, amidst the grandeur of Papal Rome, there lurked a figure whose name would echo through the corridors of time with a chilling resonance. Giovanni Battista Bugatti, known as Mastro Titta, was the official executioner of the Papal States during the 18th century, and stands as a testament to the darker facets of justice and power in an era defined by religious authority and absolute rule.