Julia, it's normal for you to feel this way
after the surgery, Ana's death
and now that you're trying to avenge your dad's death.
I get it. It's normal.
You won't drive me crazy like you did my mother.
No.
Do you think I'm capable of something like that?
Yeah.
I do.
Those are just conjectures.
You can't prove anything.
As of today, I'll be replacing you at the company.
Clear your desk.
I won't take that personally.
Just be careful.
You wouldn't want to end up going crazy like your mother.
Let me go!
Julia.
Julia, I love you! I swear I love you!
-Come on. -Julia!
Please.
Julia...
Come on.
Murillo, save your explanations for me and the judge.
-Who are you? -Walter Garcia Valente.
You have the privilege of having me as your attorney.
I need to speak to my client in private.
I can't disclose who hired me,
but I was paid up-front and very handsomely.
I don't care if you're innocent or not.
My job is to get you out and I intend to do just that.
I had no idea he and my mother knew each other.
I believed what he said, how I felt...
And I don't know who he is.
He lied to me.
-They both did. -Relax.
We don't have to discuss that now.
If you want, we can take a break and pick this up later.
Can you tell us
about your mother's relationship with Victor Lugo?
He raised me.
After my father passed, she grew very close to Victor.
Victor cared a great deal about the lab
and I think that was very good for my mother,
but their relationship had been over for a while.
Did she suffer?
She hired a gigolo to seduce her daughter.
She then changes her mind and turns up dead at his place.
-The end. -Too straightforward.
Besides, the kitchen door was broken.
The kitchen door was broken? Anyone could've done that.
Even Ana!
Although the victim may have had a spare set.
Ana was very clever.
She clearly had a spare set.
Really? What about the bruises on Murillo's hands?
Or the bloodstained clothes he tried to hide?
Noel, please.
Are you going to fall for his underground fights nonsense?
The blood type doesn't match the victim's.
Besides, a witness confirmed his alibi.
He was a bit rattled, so I took him out.
He went to his car, the fights ended, and I went home.
How reliable is a statement given by someone
who works for an illegal organization?
Hold on!
What if there's a connection between them?
What?
A connection we haven't figured out yet.
I stick to the facts.
The facts are calling for you to broaden your perspective.
Okay.
We have no conclusive evidence.
Very well.
Then we just need to find the murder weapon.
Look, Julia spent the day at the hospital.
Murillo was with her when she was detained.
Her relationship with her husband was strained.
Get out of here! Don't touch me!
-Strained?
Do it, bitch.
I guess it's normal, right?
Considering his wife was hiring young men to get a good lay.
I need a report from the psychiatric hospital,
something that explains why she was committed.
Okay.
Hey...
what about her?
Who?
Look.
She has a shady past and a questionable present.
I'm here to turn myself in.
I killed Ana Miro Sanz.
Let's focus on the day of the incident.
Walk me through what happened.
I went to see her at the hospital.
This will make your stay here more comfortable.
I gave her some cash with which to bribe the nurses.
I helped her escape.
She was so obsessed with Emanuel
that I knew she'd go straight to his place.
I have a spare set of keys to Emanuel's house,
so I went there too.
She wasn't surprised to see me. She was very perturbed.
An argument ensued.
She became aggressive and...
I killed her.
So you argued?
Uh-huh.
Do you have any bruises or scars from the fight?
No, I overpowered her.
So this was premeditated?
Yes, it was.
Tell me, Ms. Minou,
why did you decide to kill her in such a way?
What I mean is, if you had planned everything beforehand,
premeditated it as it were, like you just admitted,
I don't know about you,
but logic tells me you should've been better prepared.
I own a gun and I had it on me.
But like I said, we got into a scuffle.
She was very aggressive
and I hit her on the back of the head with the statuette.
And then what happened?
I knew my daughter was driving Victor's car.
Ana had told me about their relationship problems.
She said she was afraid of him.
I thought he was the perfect person to frame.
Your daughter was your accomplice?
No! I'm telling you she wasn't!
Florencia had returned from delivering some artwork
and that's when I snuck the statuette in Victor's car.
She doesn't know anything. She's been wrongly imprisoned.
Please.
The person who hired you isn't very punctual.
Be patient, they'll be here soon.
Emanuel.
Your brother's family hired me.
Renzo.
-Renzo. -Yeah.
Brother, I swear I never stopped looking for you.
I never did!
How is this possible?
I recognized you when I saw your picture on TV.
They are my parents.
Am I interrupting?
Escort them out, please.
There's no need.
You can make a scene or you can leave quietly
and keep whatever dignity you have left.
Victor, I have no way of proving what you did to my dad,
but you're going to pay for it.
Alberto.
Alberto. No, no, put Alberto on.
No, no. Hey, keep your hands off me!
You can make that call from the station.
I'm going to sue you for harassment!
Victor Lugo, Arturo Padilla,
you're under arrest for bribery, forgery,
and other health-related crimes you'll be duly notified about.
You have the right to know what you're charged with.
You're innocent until proven guilty.
You have no idea who you're dealing with, moron!
Here's the list you requested
with the names of Victor's most loyal supporters.
I don't see your name on it.
Pardon?
I can't let you be part of the new company.
As a lawyer, you were part of the black hole
used to get rid of complaints and adverse lab test results.
I was doing my job.
And you excelled at it.
Your loyalty to my mother was unwavering.
Julia, with regards to agreement your mom made with Emanuel...
There's no need to explain.
I'll always be grateful for the support you've shown me.
Your mother would be very proud of you.
It pains me to see you here. Did you really do it?
Since when do you care about the truth, Carlos?
Really?
Florencia and I were sentenced before we even went to trial.
Look, Florencia is weak.
She won't survive behind bars for long.
I don't matter anymore.
I've been in worse places and I've always made it out alive.
She won't. She's weak.
Do whatever you can to get her out of jail.
You're asking for something I can't do.
She's your daughter!
I went along with you when you said
that having a child with your prostitute
would end your political career!
I didn't say a word. I accepted it.
I didn't complain!
I've never asked for anything for Florencia, your daughter!
Not once!
So no, I won't take no for an answer now.
I'm not sitting idle.
You both have been accused of murder!
Carlos, please! You can make it happen!
I know.
Elections are two months away.
If you leave me no choice, I'll go against my principles.
I doubt it's in your best interest for the public to learn
that a senatorial candidate had a child
as a result of an extramarital affair with a former prostitute
who ran a male escort service
and is currently in jail charged with murder.
Good God!
Open up!
Renzo turned six one month after he arrived to our home.
That was a very special time.
He only had one wish. To reunite with his brother.
Believe me, we did all we could to find you.
I escaped from the orphanage
because I wanted a better life for us.
I just wanted to return, but I couldn't.
The guy I ran away with got in trouble,
the police got there, and then...
We know.
The media has made comments we'd rather not discuss.
I'm sorry you found out about all that.
At least something good came from this tragedy.
I found you.
I'm glad I didn't go back that night.
Fate had something much better in store for you.
I'm delighted to see what you've become.
I've spent years searching for you
and it was you who found me in the end.
The dog. Manolo.
I remember him.