With unpublished recordings and shocking testimonies, relive a real case that marked Spain.
Productions based on true crimes became in a phenomenon on Netflix. These series and films not only generate intrigue, but also invite us to reflect on justice and the complexities of human nature. One of the latest proposals in this genre is 900 days without Anabel, a miniseries that revives a case that marked Spain.
With a deep focus and a shocking narrative, this production delves into the details of the kidnapping and murder of Anabel Segura, a case that shook the country in the 90s. Through dramatic recreations and documentary material, the series offers an experience that captivates lovers of the true crime genre.
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What is it about? 900 days without Anabel
The miniseries narrates the kidnapping of Anabel Seguraa 22-year-old girl who was kidnapped on April 12, 1993 while running in the Madrid neighborhood of The Moral. His captors, Emilio Muñoz and Cándido Ortizhad no criminal record and acted driven by an economic crisis. What should have been an express kidnapping turned into a tragedy: Anabel was murdered a few hours after being captured.
After her death, the kidnappers maintained the charade that the girl was still alive, calling her family for more than two years to demand a ransom. This cruel deception kept Spain in suspense, while the authorities tried to solve the case.
The series not only recounts the crime, but also explores the social impact of the tragedywith testimonies from family members, journalists and criminology experts. In addition, it uses original recordings of the kidnappers’ calls, offering a raw and realistic view of the events that led to the outcome of the case.
Netflix: trailer for 900 days without Anabel
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