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SPAIN, 2013

THE EUROPEAN COURT
OF HUMAN RIGHTS

ANNULS THE PAROT DOCTRINE

USED TO DETERMINE
PRISON SENTENCES

IN SPANISH LAW.

A HUNDRED PRISONERS

GUILTY OF r*pe,
m*rder OR TERRORISM

WILL BE RELEASED
DUE TO THE APPROVAL

OF THE REDUCTION
OF THEIR SENTENCES.

OF THE REDUCTION
OF THEIR SENTENCES.
MADRID V
MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON

MADRID V
MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON

She was really frightened.
She couldn't even scream.

Did you both r*pe her?

El Patas went first.

He grabbed her by the neck as if

to strangle her.

It's like it turned him on...

Why'd you decide to k*ll her?

I didn't want to.
El Patas made me.

How?

He yelled...
like a madman, saying...

she'd seen our faces.

she'd seen our faces.
If she talked...
we'd both be behind bars.

If she talked...
we'd both be behind bars.

So, he didn't make you.

I thought you were here
to help me.

I want to know
what's causing your anxiety.

That's why I need to know
exactly what happened.

You'll feel better.

The girl was lying...

on the ground, like unconscious.

El Patas wanted to k*ll her
with a rock.

It was really heavy, like...

twenty or 30 kilos maybe.

She came round
and tried to run away,

and that prick
kicked her hard in the head.

Her neck was...

twisted, like a broken spring.

He just kept going
and yelling and yelling.

Why?

He wanted...

-...to get rid of the body?
-No.

She was still breathing.

That b*stard said
it would be easier with a rock.

So, I went for her,
I smashed her nose,

I busted her eyes,

her jaw, I hit her and hit her
and she wouldn't die!

It was like a damn hole,
with no eyes, like...

her forehead...
it had caved in, you get me?

You think about it every day.

That's why you can't sleep.

How long have you been
in prison?

Twenty years.

-You think you deserve freedom?
-No.

Girl, yesterday was awful.

You'll never guess
what happened.

I'm booking this guy in,

I ask him for his finger
to run his prints

and the guy
asks me for my number.

Was he cute?

Jesus, he'd been arrested

for breaking into
a high-end store.

Even better!

There's something wrong
with you.

Sit there,
my colleague is on his way.

-The commissioner wants you...
-Don't talk to me.

The Parot decision
from the Strasbourg Court

has stirred up our
correctional system

but how did it all begin?

For our Supreme Court,
the benefits of...

-What's up?
-How's it going, Nieto?

All that work for nothing.

-It's horrible.
-What are we even doing here?

They should
make those judges

run checkpoints
on the highway in Hernani.

Defusing car bombs.

Defusing car bombs.
-Then they'd realize...
-No doubt.

-Then they'd realize...
-No doubt.

I'm giving a talk
at my kid's school.

I'm giving a talk
at my kid's school.
What am I supposed to say?

What am I supposed to say?

-What are you doing, Nieto?
-Muffins.

Top left, handsome.

-We've got to keep at it.
-We should all resign.

...release them in Strasbourg.

-Can I please finish?
-We'll continue this later,

but the news media
all agree

that the court has failed.

We interrupt this broadcast
to bring you breaking news.

The first prisoners
are released

following the annulment
of the Parot Doctrine.

Six prisoners charged
with different crimes,

such as r*pe and pedophilia,
have been released...

Where the hell are you going?

What about us, assholes?

Hey Chufo, what will you say
to your wife?

-I don't know, Patas.
-I don't know, Patas.

"Honey, can you crack a window?

It reeks of infidelity in here".

Son of a b*tch.

They're waiting for you and you
in your best shirt. Look at him.

Next.

Roberto Plaza.

-Number?
-Two, five, seven.

Watch it, Plaza,
that lighter is mine.

If I report you,
you'll be staying inside.

Quiet.

-What?
-Shut it.

Name?

Daniel Molina.

Here?

There.

Plaza... we should
reward ourselves.

Together... like old times.

You must be tired of c*ck.

Enough, as*h*le.

Nobody talks to me like that.

Hey!

Two mistakes:

-One, you stole a bike.
-Okay, okay.

Two, you stole a cop's bike.

Operation is a go.

Roger.

Sayonara, sucker.

-Rapists!
-Sickos!

b*stards!

You son of a b*tch!

Raúl, that's them.

They let them go...

They let those b*stards go.
You b*stards!

Move.

b*stards! Murderers!

Murderers!

b*stards!

-Murderers!
-Murderers!

What?

She was just a girl!

How many years
behind bars?

Any words
for the victim's family?

-What?
-How does it feel?

-Some crowd, huh?
-Beat it.

You have nothing to say?

Get that camera off me.

You're dead, you son of a b*tch!

Look at me!

She suffered for hours.

You b*stards!

b*stards!

Go to hell!

JUSTICE

We want justice!

-Hey.
-Hi.

-Why aren't you dressed?
-You were gone a while.

I had time to lose my bike,
get it back and buy groceries.

You're not even dressed.

-I made breakfast.
-What do you want?

I hate how much you know me.

-Sixteen years.
-Right.

Lucía asked me
if I would sleep over tonight.

-Are you going out?
-I don't think so.

Should I call
and ask her parents?

I don't get why curfew is at 12.
My friends stay out till 4am.

Lucía's parents let her
go out until 4am?

Lucía's parents are going away.

Lucía will be home alone.

That makes sense.

No, her older sister
will be there.

She's almost your age,

but she seems
much more fun than you.

Great! Lucía has someone
to go out with then.

-Because you won't be going.
-It's always the same with you.

-Hey.
-Hi.

The president
read out the ruling...

Hey, Grandma.

You aren't dressed.
We'll be late for the dentist.

What was Mom's curfew at my age.

-Midnight.
-You're such a bad liar.

It's like living in a convent.

I have the curfew
of a 12-year-old.

You'll love it
when I'm sniffing coke at 6pm.

Well, you won't confuse it
for detergent.

You've yet to do the laundry.

...a maximum 30-year sentence.

The Spanish government warned

that the end
of the Parot Doctrine

means hundreds
of criminals and rapists

will be set free.

The latest to be released

is aristocrat
Julián López de Haro.

His was highly-anticipated
and did not disappoint.

Even after years
spent behind bars,

he still has
the air of arrogance

he had when he appeared
at fashion shows in the '90s.

You're so clumsy, Mom.

You're so clumsy, Mom.
Maybe you're the one
who shouldn't go out.

Maybe you're the one
who shouldn't go out.

...he refused to comment.

What will you do now
that you're out of prison?

What will you do now
that you're out of prison?
-Can we please have a comment?
-Excuse me!

-Can we please have a comment?
-Excuse me!

Do you have anything to say?

How do you think
you'll be received?

How will people react?

Excuse me, how does it feel?

Excuse me.

Home sweet home.

You smell of booze.

I've been celebrating all night.

A shot for each release

and another
for every year they won't serve.

and another
for every year they won't serve.
Good or bad, the law is the law.

Good or bad, the law is the law.

Did you come up
with that yourself?

-Perfection must be tiring.
-Someone has to be.

What happened?

I knocked it.
Nothing to worry about.

It's just weird
seeing you bleed.

I thought you were
made of stone.

Good afternoon, sir.
Can I help you with something?

Yes.

I'd like this one, please.

The processor power
won't disappoint.

I'm sure.

The one I've got is from 1995.

You really got
some use out of it.

I barely touched it.

ARISTOCRAT
JULIÁN LÓPEZ DE HARO

LEAVING
SOTO DEL REAL PRISON

I'm gonna go pee
over there.

Don't move.

Shut your face.
Shut up!

Shut your face!

Help!

Daniel Molina, AKA "El Patas".

It seems he tried to r*pe a girl
and he met the same fate

the girl he was imprisoned
for murdering did:

-beaten to death with a rock.
-Poetic justice.

People taking matters
into their own hands.

Just what we needed.

That's what happens
when the system abandons you.

Look, Nieto, you can keep
the speeches for Congress

and last I checked,
you're no congressman.

and last I checked,
you're no congressman.
I couldn't be,
I have principles.

I couldn't be,
I have principles.

-Do you like anyone?
-I like you, sir.

Don't screw around. Get on this.

I have three unsolved cases.

Innocent senior citizens stabbed
while being burgled.

-They're priority, right?
-Give them to Isabel.

I want you on this.

Who cares
who took that guy out?

I care...
and so do the people up top.

I want a list of suspects
this week.

-How many people live in Spain?
-Don't try me, Nieto.

Those are his victim's brothers.
Start with them.

Thank you.

I'm now embarrassed to be a cop.

Close the door after you.

Nieto.

Goddammit.

Do we know
the cause of death yet?

Thirty two c*ck umbrellas
in his stomach.

Seriously? Damn Russians.

A shot to the stomach
would have been less painful.

And less interesting.

-You've got homework.
-Excuse me?

Commissioner asked me
to pass on my cases.

-Taking a vacation?
-No.

I have to find the k*ller
of a r*pist ex-con.

Go enforce the law
you love so much.

Any idea who it was?

Well, it wasn't a Russian.
They're not that subtle.

Just his victim's brothers.
A couple of laborers.

Many have asked for examples
for your Master's theses

so I'll tell you
what I'm working on.

Premise...

PREMISE

More than 80% of male prisoners

suffer with an anxiety disorder.

Why?

Research focuses
on the most common causes:

Isolation, drugs,
social exclusion...

But that's too easy, right?

Hypothesis.

Where was I?

Is it possible for inmates
to suffer from PTSD?

That the trauma of a m*rder

affects the perpetrator
as well as the victim?

The study held 30 interviews
carried out in prison,

all of which were
with violent criminals.

Does a t*rror1st having anxiety
really matter?

And what about g*ng-rapists?

Shall we start a softball league
so they can blow off steam?

Right.

Put down the placard.
We're here to learn not protest.

I study theory to enact change,
not justify crime.

They're monsters
and should be treated as such.

Okay, Laura, so what do we do?
Put them on death row?

Capital punishment is
a breach of human rights.

Justice isn't the same
as revenge.

-What do you mean?
-I've been working

with victims
and their families for 15 years.

I can assure you
there's nothing worse

than a crime
that goes unpunished.

That's why we have the law.

The damage is irreparable,

-but there must be consequences.
-What if the law abandons you?

Thank you. See you tomorrow.

I told you to wait outside.

You were taking too long
and I got bored.

Let's get to the point.
What do you want?

Can I...
stay with you tonight?

Sure.

So long as you're home by 12.

Of course.

But let's imagine I miss my bus
and get home a little late

-will you tell your daughter?
-Absolutely.

-will you tell your daughter?
-Absolutely.
I live in a police state.
I'm so tired of this.

I live in a police state.
I'm so tired of this.

-What is it?
-Here, Sol.

-Wait for me in the car.
-Why?

I said wait in the car.

Go!

Andrea. Take it easy.

I need your help, please.

-Why are you here?
-Something happened...

and I'm real scared.

I need your help. I don't...

I don't know what to do.

-I'll meet you there.
-Okay.

Excuse me, can I help you?

Police.

I'm looking for Raúl
and José Román.

You'll have to wait
till they've finished work.

Is it this way?

Is it this way?
It's authorized personnel only.

It's authorized personnel only.

-Great.
-You need a hard hat!

-Don't worry, I'll be liable.
-Goddammit.

Do you have a minute?

I need to ask you something.

-Why?
-I'm the one asking questions.

If you answer them,
we can get this over with.

Where were you
between 10am and 12pm?

What the hell is this?

Are you accusing us?

One of your sister's K*llers

turned up dead.

-What?
-First you release him from jail

and now you want to arrest us?
Is this justice?

and now you want to arrest us?
Is this justice?
-Raúl, stop.
-Just answer my question.

-Raúl, stop.
-Just answer my question.

I won't answer any
of your damn questions.

I should have k*lled him!

The same way he k*lled her.
One blow at a time!

Let him suffer through the agony
that my sister did.

I'm sorry.

We were at the hospital.

With my mom.
Ask at Ramón y Cajal.

An emergency?

I wish.

She's not been right in the head
since my sister died.

I'm doing mine
on The Little Prince.

It's so much more
than a kid's book....

What about you?

-Hello?
-About Cortázar.

Right, but which one
of his books?

Hopscotch?

-Have you read it?
-No. Not yet.

My mom told me it's really good.
Very innovative for the time.

May I?

Thank you.

You like Cortázar?

I don't know.
Someone just recommended him.

Are you in love?

-Excuse me?
-It's only for people in love.

-Trust me.
-Really?

-What if I'm not?
-The Catcher in the Rye.

It's a classic.
It changed my life.

It deals with adolescent angst
and sexuality very well.

I read that two years ago.

It draws a great picture
of teenage boredom.

You have standards.

They're misguided,

but you have them.

And you're intense.

Pleasant, but intense.

-Hello.
-How do you know I go here?

I'm smart as well as intense.

-What do you want?
-To take you for a snack.

I'm not a kid.

Well, I was going to take you
to a tea room

to try the best cream cakes
in the world.

But it's your loss.

-Your dad wants his car back.
-It's mine, I'm a lawyer.

That's where the air
of superiority comes from.

This isn't my lucky day.

Won't you get in?

No.

No.

This is my number.

I like things done right.

You can call me, ask me out,
and I'll make my mind up.

-Is that permanent marker?
-No.

I'd tattoo your name on me
if I knew it.

That's private.

The phone thing is very cool...

I'm more of a romantic.

I'm throwing a costume party
this Saturday.

I'd love for you to come.

López de Haro.

-Julián.
-Julián.

I'll see you there.

-Good evening.
-Hi.

Please come in, miss.

May I take your jacket, miss?

Sorry?

-I'll take it to the coat-check.
-Oh, yes. Thank you.

I knew you'd come.

Hi.

I almost didn't.

What did you come as?

Like a sort of fairy
or wood nymph, I'm not sure.

It was all they had.

It suits you.

-Okay, I'll tell you my name.
-No.

I haven't earned that right yet.
Let's toast.

This is the best from my cellar.

I don't like champagne.

I opened the bottle for you.

-Okay.
-Cheers.

No.

You have to let it saturate
your palette.

Let it refresh your mouth. Okay?

Good.

Julián.

The guys
from the Swiss fund are here.

Let me introduce you.

Go.

Let's go.

I'm so sorry.

Thank you.

Run, Cinderella. It's midnight!

No!

No, please!

You won't remember tomorrow.

Please, leave me alone.

Isabel?

Isabel, what's wrong?

What's wrong with you?

What are you doing? Stop that!
Put those down. What...

What happened to you?
Who did this?

What happened to you, sweetie?
What happened? Who did this?

Tell me. Tell me who did this.
Tell me!

WHO WAS IT?

Sol.

Sol.

Hey.

I know you're awake.

Damn!

Pick up.

Please, pick up.

Pick up.

Where were you?

Don't ever do that to me again.
Do you hear me? Never!

You're reckless.
Just think!

Something could have
happened to you.

What are you wearing?
That isn't yours.

I'm wearing
what all the girls are, Mom.

I'm so sick of this.

I'm done. You're crazy.

Don't you realize
I'm living your life,

not the one I want?
Dammit, I need a life, Mom.

Hello?

-Keep looking.
-His brains are everywhere.

The fragility of the human body,
Nieto.

-We're nothing really.
-Who is this guy?

-A Parot early release.
-Are you sure?

-Another r*pist like El Patas?
-Yes, but this one liked kids.

Miguel Guzmán.
Charged with child abuse.

One less pedophile.

Look.

-He didn't k*ll his victims?
-Not directly.

A 10-year-old kid couldn't go on
and threw himself from a window.

-This could be a suicide.
-He had this on him.

-"Time served."
-Obviously, he didn't write it.

Maybe his last words,
or a sign of remorse.

Forensics found it stuck
to his brains.

This one plunged to his death,
just like his victim did.

Jesus,
we've got ourselves a vigilante.

They may be K*llers,
pedophiles and rapists,

but they have a right
to protection.

Taking this case
goes against my values.

If everyone laid down the law,
you'd be out of a job.

I'd make twice as much,
but this is a labor of love.

We're not getting anywhere.

Look, Nieto, this thing is bad,
the Strasbourg ruling

Look, Nieto, this thing is bad,
the Strasbourg ruling
is the most disputed measure
this government has seen.

is the most disputed measure
this government has seen.

People are clamoring
for releases.

You're telling me
a serial k*ller shows up

who wants to take out
all these ex-cons,

and according to you,
we shouldn't lift a finger?

-I won't change my mind.
-I'm not asking you to.

I want you to solve the case.
You're the best.

Well... you both are.

-Both of us?
-You and Isabel.

You're going to partner up.
I don't know what went down

or what didn't between you two,
and I don't care.

You're working together,
and the sooner you finish,

the sooner you go
your separate ways.

Christ, Nieto.

Right, get to work.

We have nothing
on the El Patas case.

What about the pedophile?
Any idea who could have done it?

-A monkey.
-Nieto, work with me here.

I am.

A monkey threw him
over the railing.

-A generic monkey mask.
-Damn.

-Commissioner.
-Come in.

You and Nieto are working
this case together.

We have to find
the ex-con k*ller.

Or, more to the point,

protect pedophiles,
rapists and t*rrorists.