01x03 - Anónimo

[bunniefuu]

ON THE PREVIOUS EPISODE

MALE VOICE: We are starting
another line of investigation,

the possibility of a lover.

I have access to the complete
investigation files.

- And what do you want in return?
- PLATAS: To look good.

Laura?

Let's imagine

that Marcos was the one
who ended Alexia's life.

- MARCOS: What the f*ck, man?
- Marcos, calm down.

- What the f*ck?
- Hey, stop.

- Get out of the car, as*h*le.
- No, Marcos!

[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]

- Two hundred more?
- No way.

See you there.

Yes, take care.

[PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]

- Hi, Dad.
- MALE VOICE: Hi.

That cell phone, where did you get it?

It's mine. I found it.

Ah. Let me see. It was. [WHEEZES]

[INHALES SHARPLY]
I'm going to watch the game.

PRIME TIME

[FUNERAL MUSIC PLAYING]

- Thank you very much, Father.
- I'm sorry.

Here we are.

PRIEST: Dear brothers and sisters,
death is a gift from God,

which reminds us
that we are passengers in this world.

Faced with the death
of a loved one, we are moved

and we ask ourselves why her,
who had a whole life ahead of her.

But the enigma of absence
is not ours to solve.

That remains between
Alexia and the Creator,

who will open his arms to us
in the eternal minute,

to solve the enigmas... [VOICE FADES OUT]

JONATHAN:
Anything else you'd like to add?

May she rest in peace.

Thank you, Uriel. My condolences.

- All good? You have it?
- Yes, the interview and a few shots.

Well, I ask for a little more discretion.
I see a lot of commotion.

Jimena.

Thank you for accompanying my daughter.

I love you.

And I love you very much.
Now go get some rest. Thank you very much.

- We're here for whatever you need.
- DELIA: I know.

- Hmm.
- [DELIA INHALES SHARPLY]

[EXHALES]

- [INDISTINCT CHATTER]
- [SNIFFLES]

It would be nice if you could
also capture people's faces.

- JONATHAN: Whatever you need, we're here.
- Thank you, Jonathan.

We're going home. I don't want her
being interviewed,

there are cameras, press...

- Well, they're doing their job, my love.
- Well, yeah, but...

- Yeah, yeah.
- She's not feeling well.

- Bye.
- Bye, honey. See you back at the house.

[EXHALES]

- The thing is, I don't think it's good...
- SAMI: What?

...to have an emotional relationship
with someone at work,

- that is always a conflict...
- Julia...

Julia, can we talk?

Yes, what do you want? What do you need?

It's about work, it's about the agenda.

And why don't you talk about it
here with everyone?

That is what this meeting is for.

Ramiro asked me to cover
an angle about Alexia.

Well, that's fine.
That's what's important, isn't it?

Yes, he wants me to do
a special report on Agent Platas.

[CHUCKLES] That as*h*le? What for?

Well, if Ramiro asked you to do it, do it.

Well, since I have time,

I was thinking of interviewing
Alexia's dog, also the fish, I think.

She didn't have a fish.
She didn't have a dog.

And you and I have nothing to do.

Sami, I'm sensing some discomfort
in what you're saying.

Do you need to talk about something?

No, it's just...

Well, it's no longer clear to me
what The Whole Truth's style really is.

Ah, right, because our problems
are a problem of style.

- Well, I meant approach.
- You want to teach me journalism?

SAMI:
I don't want to teach you journalism.

I just don't understand
what the program's pitch is.

- I wasn't hired to do this.
- [SPLUTTERS]

Tell me, please. Explain it to me.

- I'd love it. Explain it to me.
- SAMI: No...

I wasn't hired to do a gossip show.

- Wanna go talk to Ramiro?
- Why don't you? You're the producer.

- They call you.
- You can tell him these things.

What's up?

I'm so sorry. I'm with you in your pain.

No, Ramiro. No one can accompany me.

[RAMIRO GROANS SOFTLY]

Let alone you,
your daughter is still with you.

I'm never going to see Alexia again.
[SOBS] Never again.

[SOBS]

I know this is a very difficult time,
very difficult for you.

[SIGHS DEEPLY] The most difficult time
of my life, Ramiro.

I would like to interview you for my show.
Hmm?

I knew you were going to ask me.

But...

No, I'm not interested.

No matter what I do,
it won't bring my daughter back to me.

I know that. I do.
But don't you think God...

Ramiro, like I don't know
that you're an atheist.

No.

Let me carry my grief
without a camera in front of me.

Excuse me.

[SOFT GLOOMY MUSIC PLAYING]

RAMIRO: [OVER TV]
Although we live in the midst of impunity,

I still have faith in the authorities.

What kind of life would it be
if we didn't have a little faith

in the institutions, right?

REPORTER: But you've said on your show

that you'll take the investigation
into your own hands.

Yes, I will. Thank you.

- [CELL PHONE RINGING]
- REPORTER: Reporting for 24 News...

This is Platas.

JONATHAN: [OVER CELL PHONE] Mr. Platas?
This is Jonathan from The Whole Truth.

I am calling on behalf
of Ramiro Del Solar.

- I'd like to interview you.
- Of course, I'd be happy to. Anytime.

JONATHAN: Today, if possible.

That's fine.
We'll make room in the schedule.

JONATHAN:
Can I come to your office in an hour?

Sure. Yes, I'll wait for you.

What's up?

- Get ready.
- What?

- You're gonna be on TV.
- [CLICKS TONGUE]

I like the way it is, but it's true that
if we change the beginning and the end

we're going to have...
Look, check this out.

I wish I owned a channel
to expose people like Altamirano.

What did you say?

I'd love to have my own channel to expose
scumbags like this guy, Altamirano.

You know there are platforms for that,
right?

Yeah, but that is a b*tch.

Why don't you start a channel?

Well, the technical and economic aspects
complicate the process.

As if you don't have a boss
who can give you access

to equipment, cameras, lights.
An editing room.

Really?

Well, yes, as long as you don't neglect
your work here, I don't see a problem.

Let's see if you're all talk
and no action.

- SAMI: Mm-hmm.
- Let's do it.

- SAMI: Yes, let's do it.
- JULIA: Let's do it.

SAMI: And we can have a special
with their monologues.

Jimmy. How you doing?

Well, I've got a shitty job,
and my best friend died.

Okay, that was a silly question.

Hey, I'm going to your dad's award show.
You want to come with me?

I have to work on social media comments.

Okay, dear.

In these polarizing times,

there are plenty of reasons
to give the National Journalism Award

to Ramiro Del Solar for his long career.

Those of us who have followed
his impeccable work know it.

And my colleagues will not let me lie.

Just because they are fashionable,
lies are still lies.

Please, Ramiro.

- [UPLIFTING MUSIC PLAYING]
- [AUDIENCE APPLAUD]

NATIONAL JOURNALISM AWARD

Well, I accept this award
without the certainty of deserving it,

but with the obligation
not to disappoint you.

We as journalists
are an important part of society

because of our commitment to the truth.

I know I would like to dedicate
this award to the guild,

to this distinguished panel,
and last but not least, to my wife,

to Bernarda, who continues to put up
with me after 25 years,

with this gachupín journalist.
So, thanks to everyone.

[AUDIENCE APPLAUD]

- So how's the healthy eating going?
- Ugh!

Well, healthy for everyone but me, lately.

- [SLOW JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING]
- [INDISTINCT CHATTER]

- Business problems?
- You know what?

I think the problem is that
I didn't know how to choose my partners.

There's an easy solution,
you change partners and that's it.

[LAUGHS] Yes, easy for you to say...
[INHALES SHARPLY] ...you have experience,

but for me it's been a problem.

Call me when you want to talk about this.

- Really?
- ÁLVARO: Mm-hmm.

- Are you interested in this?
- Whatever it takes to see you more.

- Salvador...
- Much more than money.

- I'll take your word for it.
- I'm sorry, I couldn't come sooner.

- Yes, I see. I thought so.
- How are you?

[BOTH MURMURS]

Yes.

[CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKING]

My team is one of the best in the country,
people trained abroad.

Serious, honest people.
Ever since I started working here,

I did it with professionalism
and consistency.

Here in Mexico, they are not aware

that we researchers
are at a first world level.

And why is this not reflected
in the alarming statistics?

That's a good question, Jonathan.

- [DOOR OPENING]
- f*ck, I told you not to let anyone in.

I'm sorry.

[QUIRKY MUSIC PLAYING]

Platas, what's this all about?

It's an interview on behalf
of the prosecution, sir.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
On behalf of the prosecution?

- Yes.
- DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Very good.

Fine.

Well, you may leave now, right?

JONATHAN: Thank you.

Thank you. That'll be all.

- Excuse me.
- Go ahead.

[DOOR CLOSING]

[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]

DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
Platas, we have an ongoing investigation,

and you're doing interviews
as if you are a celebrity.

Just look at the crap you're up to.

- PLATAS: Yes, sir, I'm sorry...
- We don't have a single suspect

in the Alexia Valle case,

we should be able to prove
that the case is moving forward.

I need the culprit.

And I need it now.

I don't give a damn what you have to do.

Yes, sir.

- [DOOR OPENING, CLOSING]
- f*cking as*h*le.

National Journalism Award.

You have no idea of the favors
I had to ask for to make this happen.

[JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING]

Well, I didn't ask for anything.

It's business. Don't worry about it.

We're going to take advantage of it.

For the time being,
enjoy your little prize.

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

By the way, the Altamirano issue...

[SCOFFS]
...I think we should think it over.

Altamirano's case
has already been decided.

He's happy to have the National
Journalism Award winner on his platform.

[SIGHS]

Hey, I need Jimena back on the team.
We can't do it without her.

All right, bring her back.

- [EXHALES]
- But control her.

[EXHALES] I'm gonna go join my wife.

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

- Congratulations, boss.
- Thanks.

I missed you at the awards ceremony.

I didn't want to spoil your super event.

- Mm. Guess what?
- JIMENA: What?

You're back in the editorial office
of The Whole Truth.

- I am?
- RAMIRO: Yeah.

Lima came to his senses, it's normal.

Awesome.

But we have a problem,
we have no interviewees.

Didn't you talk to Delia?

Yes, of course I did,
but she didn't want to come.

Don't worry, I'll take care of her.

- You will?
- Yes.

You're the best.

- So, no more cameras?
- [BIRDS CHIRPING]

Only at the main pedestrian
and vehicular entrances,

in the elevators
and in some common areas.

What about the hallways and stairways?

No, no. The board of directors
decided not to, out of privacy.

Are you sure that the prosecutor's office

did not ask you for a copy
of these recordings?

No, a lawyer came, uh, Platas, I think.

But when he found out
there were no cameras in the corridors,

- he didn't want anything.
- [SCOFFS] Damn Platas.

The ones who did ask for the videos
were from The Whole Truth.

And you gave them to them?

Well, yes.
Mr... Mr. Del Solar lives here.

[OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]

What the hell is Lima up to
with Altamirano?

Well, I don't know, but nothing good.
And we don't want to be linked to him.

- We have to be one step ahead.
- [CELL PHONE VIBRATING]

What do you have in mind?

I don't know, investigate Altamirano.
We all have something to hide.

And will you please answer
the g*dd*mn phone?

I hate it when you do that to me.

It's your daughter. Jimmy.

Uh-huh.

[SCOFFS] Well done.
Only you could do that.

- I'm telling your dad.
- What?

She got Delia for tonight.

- Oh. [EXHALES]
- JULIA: She's coming here.

- I'm gonna set it up.
- Okay, good, good, good.

- ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Five, four, three...
- [NEWS CHANNEL MUSIC PLAYING]

I want to give everyone a warm welcome

to our investigative show,
The Whole Truth. I'm Ramiro Del Solar.

Switch to camera two.

As always, I'll show you
the reality of the corruption and impunity

that plague this country.

Stay tuned,
because I have an exclusive for you.

Joining us is Delia Suárez,
Alexia Valle's mother and a close friend,

who has suffered a great loss,

yet found the strength
to be here on The Whole Truth.

[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]

DETECTIVE: She is beautiful.

She was. sh*t, have some respect.

Her friend mentioned
she was dating someone else.

Who would the princess be dating?

Don't get hung up on that.

Isn't it your curiosity
that motivates you?

The only thing that motivates me
is my peace of mind.

Well, then, start going
after your peace of mind,

because we have no evidence
to catch anyone.

EXCLUSIVE: DELIA SUÁREZ,
ALEXIA VALLE'S MOTHER

She was like any girl her age.

She wanted to swallow
the world in one bite.

Perhaps what I remember most,
what I miss most, is her laughter.

[GENTLE MUSIC PLAYING]

She was in love with life.

And with...

Marcos.

Yes.

RAMIRO: [OVER TV]
A love befitting her age.

They were a beautiful couple.

And yet Marcos turned out
to be a jealous man.

No more than Alexia's father
or anyone else.

We could do a whole show on that topic.

So, he was jealous.

Alexia was a very beautiful
and popular woman.

I'd dare say...

a much better athlete than he was.
They're both very competitive.

Switch to Ramiro.

DELIA: And when it's like that,

- well, there's trouble...
- That aroused

- a certain resentment in him, didn't it?
- DELIA: Yes.

I remember
the Pan American Games where...

"ALEXIA WAS A BETTER ATHLETE
THAN MARCOS."

I had never seen them argue
so viciously before.

He was yanking her, and...

and she threatened to leave him,

and he threatened to...
to destroy her career.

This seems important to me.
Destroy her career how?

SHOCKING ACCUSATION
AGAINST MARCOS SANDOVAL

- I wouldn't know.
- RAMIRO: I imagine you had the chance

to see the video we showed
here on the program.

In it, Marcos is quite agitated
with his former partner.

Well, they are young.

We all made mistakes when we were young.

Mistakes that serious?

[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]

- I guess so.
- Camera three.

RAMIRO: What would you think
if I told you that Marcos

was seen leaving the building

the night after the incident
that took Alexia's life?

I would tell you it was a lie.

RAMIRO: As you can see,
the camera shows Marcos

entering using the magnetic card
just a few hours...

after the estimated time
of your daughter's death.

What do you think about this, Delia?

[SIGHS HEAVILY]

CAMERAS CONFIRM SANDOVAL'S PRESENCE

Take it easy. Take a minute.

No, you can't show a video
like that because it might...

- He may have gone...
- RAMIRO: Don't worry.

DETECTIVE: We have a culprit.

Well, let's wait for Ruiz to give us
the order before he gets away.

- Well, let's go.
- We have to go in early.

Yes.

If you're an early riser,
Ruiz will help you.

Ah.

[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]

[POLICE SIRENS BLARING]

POLICE

DETECTIVE:
Now the prosecutor is going to k*ll it.

You have a booger.

Ah.

[PLATAS WHISTLES]

DETECTIVE: District Attorney's office.

[FOREBODING MUSIC PLAYING]

- My lord.
- [DOORBELL RINGING]

[KNOCKING ON DOOR]

Who is it?

- PLATAS: Good afternoon.
- DETECTIVE: District Attorney's office.

[KNOCKING ON DOOR]

You are under arrest
for the m*rder of Alexia Valle.

Come with us.

I'm gonna talk to my lawyer.

- Hurry up.
- Be brief.

Quite a place, huh?

Excuse me.

Cuff him, partner. Just a moment.

- Here I come.
- What are you doing?

- PLATAS: Cuff him, partner.
- Be a good boy.

- Don't put up a fight.
- PLATAS: I recommend it, because...

you have no idea how much
they like baldies in there.

Do you like baldies? Let's go.

NEWS REPORTER: [OVER TV]
Well, we'll keep an eye on that.

This morning, in city news,
the death of Alexia Valle

took an unexpected turn when agents
of the District Attorney's office

arrested Olympic medalist
Marcos Sandoval at his home

as the presumed suspect
in the death of his partner.

The District Attorney's office
has not disclosed the evidence

they have against the diver,
but it has been revealed

that he was violent and jealous,

plus the fact that he was the last person
who was with her.

[BIRDS CHIRPING]

[GLOOMY MUSIC PLAYING]

[MUSIC INTENSIFYING]

RAMIRO: Come on. [PANTS]

How are you?
They say that the darker the sky,

the darker the storm.

Say hello to Rufio. [CHUCKLES]

[SPEAKING IN NAHUATL]

[CONTINUES SPEAKING NAHUATL]

It pisses me off that they minimize
everything that happened.

They won't even let me mourn
Alexia's death in peace.

They want me to be okay.

I can't. I don't want to.

And how were you doing
before Alexia's death?

Fine.

Had you managed to work out
your differences?

Well, I never discussed it with her,
but I stopped waiting.

Waiting for what?

For her to see me the same way.

- NESTOR: How?
- As the most important person in her life.

That's what Alexia was to you.

Nestor, you knew what we had.

Yes. I also knew that you were estranged
by mutual agreement.

Mutual agreements
never end up being mutual.

Someone always gets screwed
and has to accept,

even if they don't want to.

Well, we're going back to the Citalopram.

And for how long?

NESTOR: We'll see.

PLATAS: I hear you.

With a woman like Alexia,
with that body, showing off in lingerie,

well, anyone would lose their mind.

It was her job.

What about the stuff they wrote about her?
I don't know how you put up with it.

Let them say what they want, I don't care.

Pumpkin seeds?

Look, Marcos, stop pretending.

The security cameras show you
at the scene of the crime.

Why don't you stop being an as*h*le

and tell us how you k*lled her,
you b*stard?

I didn't do anything.

What the f*ck? Do you remember that kid?

- The one who k*lled his grandparents.
- PLATAS: The grandparents, yeah.

No sh*t, with a machete.
And the guy denied it.

He denied it. He went crazy,
he started to believe his lies.

Well, even I started to believe his lies.

No sh*t. I'm going to tell you exactly how
I refreshed that son of a b*tch's memory.

Calm down.
Look, Marcos. I like you.

[DOOR OPENING]

All right, gentlemen, it's time to stop
acting out your silly action movies.

- Ah, you're selling us short.
- DETECTIVE: What happened?

I need to speak to my client alone,
I need a room.

There are no more rooms.
They took them away.

- They got rid of them to cut expenses.
- [GROANS]

There are too many criminals.

Especially white-collar criminals.

What happened, Marcos? How are you doing?

[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]

It's hard for me to log in
to my account sometimes.

I'm looking for other points of view
for the main story.

Good to have you back on the team.
We missed you so much lately.

Thank you.

[EXHALES]

- Did we have a meeting?
- No.

Well?

I've always supported you,
and you know it.

But?

And we've understood
your personal reasons

for taking the newscast
in the direction you've taken it.

Yeah, yeah. I know where you're going.

What happened yesterday was too much.

There is no justice in this country.

Marcos was arrested. Are you a judge now?

No, I have not been biased,
we wanted to interview him

and he turned down the offer.

And I don't blame him.

He had his chance to respond

and he turned it down,
there must be a reason.

There is something wrong with you
and it has nothing to do with the news.

What do you want to tell me, Julia?

The team is worried
about the decisions you're making.

I'm telling you as your friend,
not as your producer.

So what's the problem?

It's not the first time
we have a difference of opinion, is it?

Look, the team and I both trust you.
But we have boundaries.

Don't cross them.

[FOOTSTEPS RECEDING]

Why do they say they have
evidence against me?

Look, Marcos, for the time being,
you've already been caught.

It doesn't matter
if you're guilty or innocent.

It doesn't matter to you.
I'm going to jail, you're not.

Something tells me you're lying to me,
and I'm not the only one who thinks that.

I need you to tell me the truth
in confidence.

Did you have anything to do
with Alexia's death?

No.

[FOREBODING MUSIC PLAYING]

Where were you the night Alexia died?

I can't say.

So you have something to hide...

If I'm hiding anything,
it has nothing to do with Alexia.

You can tell me, I'm your lawyer.
No one has to know.

Look, they have nothing against you.

No judge is going to consider
that video as evidence.

But justice in this country
is not only blind,

it's also deaf, mute, one-armed,
it's useless.

If they want to screw someone,
they will screw them.

And what do they say they have against me?

They found a fingerprint
with traces of blood, and...

a pubic hair between the sheets.

So that's it?

Huh? What do you mean?

I want to offer my fingerprints.

No, I don't recommend it.
Until a judge orders you to.

We hadn't f*cked for weeks.

I hadn't seen Alexia for weeks
because she didn't want to.

I went to her apartment a day later,
that doesn't implicate me.

I rang the doorbell,
she didn't open and I left.

She was cheating on me with someone else.

So, I want to offer
my f*cking fingerprints

and a DNA test voluntarily.

LAWYER: All right, Marcos.

JULIA: When I saw the barrel of the r*fle
on my temple, I said, "It's over."

And what did our superstar journalist do?

[CHUCKLES] Well, you know him.
"I've got it all under control."

"f*ck, yeah. It's just that
I'm the smartest person in the world."

[JULIA LAUGHS]

Well, he reassured the soldier
who was happy to subdue me.

SAMI: Mm-hmm.

And said something like, "f*ck,
but you know what girls are like.

"It's not worth it, let it go."

- [CHUCKLES] Are you serious?
- JULIA: [CHUCKLES] He convinced him.

Wow. All because you didn't want
to cover your head.

JULIA: Mm-hmm.

You do know I admire you a lot,
don't you?

You do know we're not gonna f*ck, right?

Yeah, we're friends.

[SOFT MUSIC PLAYING]

[BOTH BREATHING HEAVILY]

- [MOANS]
- GRIP: Let's check five.

[BOTH GRUNT]

Let's see, can you hit three?

It's on.

[GRUNTS, GROANS]

[BREATHES HEAVILY]

[SHUSHES, LAUGHS]

You've been in this for a long time.
The margins should be different.

[CHUCKLES SOFTLY] I don't intend
to become a multimillionaire with this.

This is my project, it's a way of life,
I believe in this.

It is not only a business, but also a way
of contributing to our society.

- That interests me.
- [INDISTINCT CHATTER]

- It's not all about money.
- [PIANO MUSIC PLAYING]

I like the passion you have for things.
I applaud that.

I'm not just going to help you
with your business,

I'm going to do something else.

Trust me on that.

Cheers.

Cheers.

Mm.

Whatever it is,
I have to check with Ramiro.

Does he know about our business?

Mm, not yet, but he will.

INDEX FINGER

PLATAS:
You're signing your death sentence.

I'm innocent.

My boy. We're going to find
your fingerprints all over the apartment.

- Yeah, but not one with blood on it.
- Hmm.

You do know what happens
to pretty boys in jail, don't you?

Don't get ahead of yourselves, gentlemen,
because the only one who can see

if the fingerprints match
or not is the expert.

And if they don't match,

you guys are going to have to get
to work on an actual investigation.

Well, as you know. We have come
to an agreement with the judge.

Thanks to the selfless
and voluntary collaboration of my client.

So as soon as you have news, call me.

For the time being, we're going
to watch the Champion's League final.

Come on, Marcos.

Don't you want to?

But don't worry, because tonight
there's also soccer in your league,

Atlante is playing.

[DOOR CLOSING]

as*h*le.

Boss. I'm leaving. Staying late?

- Yes. Did they tell you about Altamirano?
- Yeah, it was brutal.

Hey, before you go...

remember, the darkest hour is before dawn.

Mm, no. It's not like that.

The darker the sky,
the worse the storm will be.

Honey, I just want you to know that...

if something were to happen to you
someday, I don't know what I would do.

I know I don't show it enough,

but you're the most important thing
in my life.

And life... life is all down to chance,
it's totally f*cking unpredictable.

Everything is wonderful,

and all of a sudden, in a second...

your fairy-tale life goes to sh*t.
A stupid accident,

or a bad decision, which leads to another
bad decision, and another, and...

and it's over, all of it.

You all right?

Yeah, give me a hug.

[SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING]

- JIMENA: You know what?
- No.

JIMENA:
I always thought you were an as*h*le.

But you're a good man.

I love you.

I love you too. Very much.

I'm going home.

- Be careful.
- JIMENA: Yes.

MARCOS: You're gonna bail me out?

Okay. No, no.
You don't have to come.

I already talked to the lawyer

and he told me that
it was a paperwork thing,

and that's it.

That things were going to be easy,
that I should be patient, I don't know.

Sometimes people get really crazy.

Everything is fine. I just have to wait.
He told me that I had...

k*ller

MARCOS: Huh? No.

No...

[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]

I have to get some work done, Mom.
I'll talk to you later, okay?

NOTIFICATIONS

- BERNARDA: Jimmy, are you taking a bath?
- What happened?

- Are you serious? Again?
- [WATER RUNNING]

[SIGHS] I'm coming.

Don't turn on the water
if you're not going in.

- Get in now.
- JIMENA: I'm going.

And you have to turn off
the electronics too.

[DOOR CLOSING]

[PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]

JIMENA: Mom?

Is everything all right?

BERNARDA:
You left the computer on too, my love.

How many times am I going to tell you...

- [INDISTINCT CHATTER]
- [FAINT UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING]

[CELL PHONE CHIMING]

AGENT PLATAS - I'VE GOT ANOTHER
SCOOP FOR YOU, YOU CAN'T EVEN IMAGINE.

[CELL PHONE RINGING]

What happened, my brother?

What... what do you have for me?

PLATAS: [OVER CELL PHONE] I'll tell you.

Leon had the idea of spraying
Alexia's apartment with luminol.

And guess what?

They found a bloody fingerprint
and a filamentous object in the sheets.

A what?

A pubic hair.

You're not supposed to know,
but Alexia was...

completely shaved, so...

Well, it's got to be
from the man she was with.

[FOREBODING MUSIC PLAYING]

But you'll need DNA,
won't you? To prove it.

That idiot Marcos Sandoval,
convinced of his innocence,

volunteered to take the DNA
and fingerprint test.

I'm sure... Completely sure
it will be a match with Marcos.

Well, I just wanted to let you know,

so you can check it out
and get footage, etcetera.

And thank you very much for the interview,
when is it coming out?

[CELL PHONE CHIMES]

[CAR BLINKERS TICKING]

UNKNOWN

MALE VOICE:
"Telling a lie takes a lot of work.

"Because you need to tell twenty more
just to keep the first one going."

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING]

[MUSIC CONCLUDES]

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

[MUSIC CONCLUDES]