It's like an anatomy class in the dissection room.
Like he was showing someone...
...how to kill.
Who was his pupil?
- Is it the same guy? - I think so.
It's the colleague we found dead.
That's not necessary.
Only his wife doesn't care he's missing.
Isn't that weird?
I don't know. Maybe.
What?
Diaz tried to kill me.
You got yourself in this mess.
You tried to ruin my life,
and you did, so now you're on your own.
I don't know and I don't care what happened to the bastard.
But if it is what I think it is,
you'd better tell me.
There's nothing to tell.
- I won't say a word. - I know that.
I'd say it's the same kid.
- Is he the same kid or not? - The evidence is clear.
Our investigation depends on this, understood?
You need to reconstruct a face from a skull.
This way please.
Look at this. His clothes were on.
We had to clean them up very carefully.
Humidity, time and decomposition affected the body tissue.
But we did get a few samples,
enough to know the color, the design,
the details, and this monogram.
See that?
Take a look over here.
Shit, we're back where we started.
- Not really. - He's not the killer, he's dead.
Even if we rule him out,
he knew Suncho from the way he killed him.
Back where we started.
They found four more bodies. We'll have a face soon.
We're working on it.
What about his clothes?
It's not that easy. We'll have a report in 72 hours.
I can't wait that long.
We'll do what we can,
but we're reconstructing some very old events.
Most importantly,
we need to know when they died, in what order.
You know your job. Give us a call.
Thanks.
The killer didn't follow his own pattern.
He started by making him swallow the carbide,
then he did the same thing he did to Klur,
and finished him off by doing what he did to Picardi.
Why?
Carbide causes a very slow death.
It takes at least 15 minutes.
Enough time to kill him in two other ways,
while he was alive.
My God.
If it's any consolation,
the bastard didn't have his way.
How come?
He died of a heart attack after swallowing the carbide.
In a way, your buddy managed to escape.
Dr. Morini.
Excuse me.
What's this?
An unidentified male, four bullet wounds.
Three to the chest, one to the head.
- Where was he found? - In the street.
Thanks.
My God, he's about my son's age.
Calm down, Alfonso.
Alfonso, calm down.
You're here, it's okay.
That's it. It's okay, it's okay.
It's okay.
Hi.
We need to talk, Velásquez.
Is that okay?
It can't wait, right?
That scumbag's still killing people.
We're very confused.
We've got some leads,
but they're like pieces of a puzzle that don't fit.
Understand? I think you can help me.
Okay.
One of the leads is a picture we found in an old lab.
We think Suncho was killed because he was working on it.
Did you hear me?
Let me see it.
That kid will kill me.
He can't.
He will. I just saw him.
I've been seeing him in my dreams for 15 years.
That's impossible. He died more than 15 years ago.
He's alive alright. Trust me.
Not this kid.
We found his body.
We reconstructed his face, look.
It's him. It's the same kid.
He can't hurt you, Velásquez.
Can you hear me?
- He'll kill me. - What?
He was waiting for me in that filthy basement.
Do you know where it is, Alfonso?
I went walking down a lonely road.
Where?
- There's a gated garden. - But where?
And there's an old wooden door at the front too.
Where?
I don't know, it was blurred. I was there, damn it!
- Calm down. - Where were you, where?
- Please, Renzo. - Where?
Please.
Calm down, calm down, it's okay.
It's okay, Alfonso. It's okay.
What happened?
He's sedated, his bad dreams and hallucinations are normal.
It's normal to dream about a real kid?
No, he says he dreamed about a kid.
- Why would he lie? - I didn't say he lied.
What did you say?
Velásquez had a dream that obviously upset him.
Then he wakes up, and you show him a face,
which he holds on to as a self-defense reflex.
Thanks.
What self-defense reflex?
What do you mean?
Is predicting four murders a reflex?
- Ground floor? - Yes.
We both know Velásquez has a gift.
Aren't his dreams part of his gift?
Let's consider the possibility.
He was in the house,
but he can't remember the address.
That's the same as nothing.
There has to be a way to make him remember, Doctor.
Isn't there a way?
Yes there is, but it's a huge risk.
He might not be able to handle it.
I'm not taking that risk.
Okay.
I can't force you.
Of course not.
- Keep me updated. - Of course.
His sister.
He introduced her to me.
Should I talk with her?
Yes, about the pictures that scumbag took off the wall.
He spoke a lot about you and your nose, Mariano.
Also about Renzo and Marina.
He was so proud to be with the Department.
It was an honor to work with him too.
We'll do all we can to find that bastard.
Why did they do this to him?
Your brother reconstructed a face.
We think he was killed
because that face would lead us to the killer.
I know what how hard this is.
I really do, but we need your help.
We have to move fast.
I need to ask you a few questions.
Alright. What do you need to know?
She didn't say much.
Suncho was very discreet about his job.
Did she mention the pictures?
Not at all, she knows nothing. She never entered the room.
Suncho let nobody inside.
- Any friends? - A couple from grade school.
- Any names? - Yes.
Any women?
Just one long-term relationship.
They planned to get married and have a family.
They split up after moving in together.
- Anything else? - No.
- We should focus on the photos. - I agree.
I'll talk to the girlfriend. See you later.
- Feel better now? - Yes.
I just can't believe it after all this time.
- Can we talk about him? - Sure, how can I help you?
- You lived at his place, right? - For a while.
He collected pictures.
Pretty weird ones.
Did you ever see them?
I saw his pictures.
He...
...was sick.
He didn't know it, but he was.
I didn't know it either,
until one day,
I went in there.
All those dead eole
were killed so horribly.
What kind of person collects pictures like those?
Maria.
I already got rid of the body.
- Don't talk to me like that. - Leave me alone.
I saw how the bastard treated you.
I wouldn't be surprised if you killed him.
Shut up, I didn't kill him, he left.
- He did? - Yes.
Why is his car out here?
He owed me money so he left it.
Sure, sure.
Nice guy your husband.
What do you know about my husband?
What have you heard? Just the yelling.
Who the hell are you to meddle in my life?
Go away.
Now.
Forensic file ictures.
That's what the scumbag took from Suncho's place.
Looks like Suncho collected them for years.
Why?
You knew Suncho. He collected photos, butterflies.
What?
Not why he collected them. Why did the killer want them?
Because they could take us to him.
Why?
No idea.
Suncho's expense logs.
What the hell are all these numbers?
Forensic Department codes for a roll of film.
Reference number, date and price.
This is what linked Suncho to the killer.
Suncho bought his pictures.
What are you saying?
The killer supplied his pictures?
Or they both had the same supplier.
So all we need is a list of customers.
I already requested a copy of each photo.
- Good. - It'll take a few days.
- Everything takes a few days. - Renzo Marquez?
Yes.
New evidence.
Let's see.
Identifying her is tough after more than 15 years.
We need to revisit Ronda's wife at the mental clinic.
We believe that Ronda knew all his victims, right?
Right.
If he did, so did his wife.
She can identify her.
Probably.
You go. I didn't do too well.
Okay, I'm on my way.
What do we do meanwhile?
I need a report for Mazzoni.
The Secretary of the Interior and the media want answers.
Suncho's death stoked the fire.
What do I say?
Lie.
Lie and say we're on the killer's tracks.
So, have you made up your mind?
No, not yet.
What are you waiting for?
What little time we gained with Suncho's death is ending.
They're close.
Very close.
I know.
But...
...I need to think.
Think about what?
Just pick a picture of the guy dad admired,
and continue with our work, you idiot.
Why don't you do it if it's so easy?
- Who are you talking to? - I was just thinking out loud.
Stop thinking and do this right now.
Alright.
Suncho.
You see?
This makes matters worse.
We need to make a decision right away.
They are so selfish.
They only want my bread.
They think I'm stupid.
They fly away if there's no bread.
Yes.
I know.
You do?
I loved feeding them when I was a kid.
They swooped down when I got there,
but when the food was gone they flew away.
I know. They're so selfish.
I'd like to show you something.
What?
Some photos.
I hate photos. I don't want to see them.
I think they could be very interesting.
For whom?
For both of us.
For you maybe.
Besides,
why would I want to see them?
You're right.
Why would you want to see a kid's photos?
A child?
We found them in your husband's lab.
With the picture of a woman.
I thought maybe you knew them.
But you had no reason to know
all of your husband's acquaintances.
So I apologize. Thanks anyway. Bye.
Wait.
Let me see them.
Okay.
That's your husband's boy, right?
Do you know her?
Do you know her name?
That piece of shit.
Bitch. Whore.
The whore stole him from me.
I trusted her. Why wouldn't I trust her?
She didn't care. She put a spell on him.
Her identity is very important to us
forjustice to be served, understand?
Justice?
Elisa.
The whore!
Who is Elisa?
My...
...sister.
My sister.
I wiped her ass when she was a kid.
She's my sister.
She's my sister, my sister.
It's okay ma'am.
It's okay.
Thank you so much.
Isn't that funny?
Yes, it is funny.
Thank you.
What?
Elisa Graziano.
She was 38 when she went missing.
She is Emilio Ronda's wife's sister.
Yes.
Let's see. Let's see.
Emilio Ronda had a lover.
His wife's sister.
They have a son.
There is a DNA match. The kid is his son.
He was murdered, but Velásquez says he's alive.
He says so because there're two of them.
Emilio Ronda and his lover had twins.
What?
Not only were this woman and her son reported missing,
her mom, her husband and her elder son were too.
Where's the other twin?
He was adopted two months after from an orphanage.
Ronda didn't support him?
Who adopted him?
We need a court order that takes two days.
No way.
- Are you sure? - Yes. Get the court order.
- What if we're wrong? - We're not.
This is Mazzoni. Get me Judge Arrieta.
Good morning, Sister.
- Did you say 1981? - That's right.
I'm sure this is it.
Eight or nine years old.
- Here it is. - Yes?
Yes, here it is.
This is him alright.
He was adopted by the Amenábar family.
Very nice people. His age didn't matter at all.
But we didn't really want to let them have him,
because of their age, they were in their sixties.
Of course.
But after we interviewed them,
they were exactly what the boy needed.
Why?
Very respectable people.
Not too strict, but disciplined.
And that was exactly what the boy needed.
Why did he need exactly that?
Because he was so difficult.
Once he assaulted a kid with a hammer
while he was asleep.
And he ran away.
He ran away three times.
Even the elder kids were scared of him
because he was so violent.
Can I have the address?
Sure, it's a big old house,
but it's so well-kept, you'll see.
Do you think the kid changed his name?
They usually change their names.
They change names like their appearance.
Yes, go ahead please.
That's okay.
Good.
Thanks.
Good luck.
I want to do it.
What do you mean?
The hypnosis thing.
I can't approve of that procedure
for a patient like you, Alfonso.
I have to stop him.
There are other ways we can help you sleep.
With drugs?
That's a possibility.
You don't get it. I don't mind the insomnia.
I just need to stop him.
Why don't you think about it some more?
I will.
Whether you help me or not.
I will.
Yes?
It's Gabriela.
Yes?
I agreed to hypnotize Velásquez.
When?
At ten o'clock tomorrow.
Where?
May I?
Lagos, I just got a call. There's another roll of film.
I hope it's a false alarm,
or lots of people will want our heads.
ROOM 11.
Weren't you against this?
I still am.
He took full responsibility for everything.
- Dr. Brosky, Renzo Marquez. - Nice to meet you.
- Same here. - We're ready when you are.
Whenever you say, Doctor.
Sir. He was one of us.
Sorry I'm late.
Diaz.
You knew him?
He was working on the Achaval case.
Something doesn't add up.
- What? - Why did he pick him?
He's obviously after us cops, Mariano.
But he didn't close the case.
Not as far as I know.
So he broke rule number one.
The case is open. He had no reason to kill him.
Plus he's always chosen high-profile cases,
and this one certainly wasn't.
You're right. Any ideas?
Maybe it's a copycat.
Someone with a score to settle imitated our killer.
That's possible.
It's an investigation, Mariano.
I think I know who it was.
Who?
You did it, Marina.
I hope you can explain what you're saying.
It's your scent.
Your scent is all over the place.
On the body, the gun, everywhere.
I need to warn you,
that only you can snap out of it once we get started.
You must say "Freedom" to get disconnected.
Freedom.
Whatever happens,
if you feel you're in danger you'll say?
Freedom.
Please begin now.
Please switch your cellphones off.
Use your headphones.
Alfonso, I need you to concentrate.
Imagine you are within a dark circle.
You aren't here anymore.
The circle is starting to expand.
Close your eyes.
Ten.
Nine.
Eight.
Seven.
Six.
Five.
Four.
Three.
Two.
One.
Where are you?
I don't know.
My God!
What is it?
Photos.
What kind of photos?
Forensic photos.
Where are you?
In...
...a basement.
Get out of there.
Head for the street. Come back.
- Please stop, Doctor. - No, I can't. Come back to me.
Come back, come back!
Head for the street. Come back.
Come back, come back.
Freedom.
Alfonso.
Don't let him...
...keep killing people.