A NETFLIX SERIES
♪ My soul is being consumed By hate and sleepless nights ♪
♪ Thinking how you will pay What you stole from my life ♪
♪ To get revenge on you for once And put an end to this nightmare ♪
♪ I follow every step you take To rob you of your fate ♪
♪ To destroy what you love And all that you always loved ♪
♪ So here I go Bleeding my soul dry along the way ♪
♪ Because I know well, deep down That ending you ♪
♪ Could end me ♪
HER MOTHER'S KILLER, SEASON 2
I'm sure the girl is in Bogotá with Analía.
Analía would never leave her side.
She's a big defender of those she loves. That's her weakness.
And to stop the DA from pressing more charges against you,
I'll implicate Pablo in Ezequiel's case.
The evidence that he was with Antonio Ariza,
I can get them from the neighbor.
The DA won't be able to use the child because the process is tainted.
Toto's going straight to jail.
But if we want to find Analía's hideout,
we must keep him alive and under surveillance.
Maybe one of his visitors can lead us to her.
-How's the Carolina thing going? -Pablo suspects me,
and he's pushing to see her.
But I can't let that happen because if she tells him
she was injected during that cosmetic procedure,
then life will get very complicated for me.
-Hi. -Hi.
How do you feel?
[Fabiola] This chair's so uncomfortable. I can't wait to get up.
She's been saying the same since we left the hospital.
And you? Did you see Toto?
He's in solitary.
-And you know how impatient he gets. -We must hold on for a few days.
Mom got a hearing with the judge and she's pretty sure she can get him out.
You see, Dorita?
She wouldn't believe me when I said that even if Toto
was near Scorpion on the video,
it didn't mean he was responsible for Rosales' death.
Right, Froggy?
Well, we must wait and be aware during the proceeding.
Okay, let's go. The DA says everything's ready
to send Ezequiel to his sister.
[Fabiola] I found it weird that Mejía hadn't said anything about the boy.
He knew Toto and Dorita had him. Isn't it weird?
What he wants is to implicate the DA with Pablo and me
and accuse us of sabotaging his government. Come on, let's go.
I got this.
Okay, if you won't let me help you…
-Wait. -Oh, you see?
Here you are.
Here's my number and everyone's numbers so you can write to us.
Text me and tell me how they treat you there.
The first thing I'll do before I go to bed is write to you.
I love you, brother.
[emotive music]
I'm going to miss you.
Toto and I
love you like a son.
He asked me to tell you to take care of yourself,
and as soon as he's out of trouble, we'll come visit you.
We're looking forward to meeting your sister.
Imagine when we tell her everything we went through.
She'll know how brave you've been.
My sister will be happy to meet you.
When I talked to her, I told her about you.
I told her you're my family too.
Thanks, Fabi,
for being with me all the time.
And for what you've done.
You're a prince.
If anyone tries to convince you otherwise, never ever believe them.
We're your family, okay?
And we'll always be here.
For your sister and for you.
If you need anything, we're here, okay?
Safe travels.
You'll always be my mom,
and Ana my little sister.
Remember what you told me when we got separated?
Your hand and mine made a sun.
[Analía] A sun full of love
and a sun full of light.
-A sun… -[both] That never goes out.
And that we'll always keep here.
That's right.
Look.
This is for you.
Really? Are you sure?
Yes, for you to remember me.
Okay.
[Ezequiel laughs]
[woman] Passengers from flight 1015 travelling to London, go to gate two.
[Ezequiel] Thanks.
I can't stop thanking you for everything you've done for us.
I mean it.
[Fonseca] I admire your determination.
-Ready? -Ready.
Ready.
Nice job, Julito.
You have to keep those contacts at the DA's office.
We might need them again.
You know very well DA Fonseca is biased towards Analía.
What I can't figure out is how she did to corrupt him.
Mr. President, may I speak freely?
Go ahead.
Sir,
you have full support from your cabinet and from the armed forces.
I doubt they'd do anything to you.
Life has taught me that you can't take anything for granted.
That's why I need evidence that Senator De la Torre and Analía
are in alliance with DA Fonseca,
and conspiring to end my government.
I must have evidence
about the disgusting things they're doing behind the country's back.
[ominous music]
Are you sure you want to do it?
I'll be alright.
Let's go.
First Lady, we're ready when you are.
[Carolina exhales sharply]
I love you.
You know it, right?
[intriguing music]
I'll be stronger for you.
I thank God and life for…
allowing me to be your wife.
Okay.
[Carolina moans lightly]
[man] We're live in five, four,
three, two.
Good morning.
[sighs]
I had to address the country…
to thank you deeply…
for this award…
as Woman of the Year…
for my work with children who are victims of violence in our country.
I would have loved to receive it in person.
THE FIRST LADY ADDRESSES THE NATION
But it was impossible today.
And before the spreading of…
rumors
and malicious gossip, I want
to tell you why
I couldn't receive my award today, and why, most likely,
I'll be missing the rest of the events.
A few days ago,
I was diagnosed with…
Guillain-Barré…
syndrome.
A disease we've heard of, but…
that it's still a mystery to science.
Its cause
is unknown.
It's a disease with no cure,
although there's treatment
that allows us to improve the quality of life.
Jesus, Carolina!
The thing is…
There it is. Guillermo convinced her to make her illness public.
She's paving the road for him to kill her.
He's doing exactly the same thing he did with my mom.
He manipulated her into going to the debate, and once she was there,
he made the bomb explode to kill her.
He's good, so good.
After talking to you, he realized we're on the move.
And as you say, he convinced Carolina.
She has now made public that she's sick.
If she dies, everyone will think it's due to Guillain-Barré,
not because of Mejía.
[sinister music]
[Carolina] …my day doesn't belong only to me,
it belongs to you as well.
My disease is no reason to be ashamed.
On the contrary.
It's a way to…
share and learn.
I'd like to thank my husband
for his unconditional support.
My daughter Helena
who, despite being away, has been every day--
[video stops]
Her dad,
Pablo de la Torre,
and you, Sofi, for being by my side.
Don't worry, we can talk to Pablo or Analía.
We'll surely find a way to help her.
My dad knows she poisoned him.
He won't rest until he makes her pay.
Thank all of you
for your messages of encouragement that inspire me to keep fighting.
God bless you.
Thank you very much.
[cries]
[whimpers]
[groans]
You can lie down.
I have to take care of some things, but I'll be back soon.
Go.
When you come back, you'll surely find me
in the same position
I'm in right now.
You can't let this disease get you down.
You're a strong young woman. You must fight.
This won't beat you.
Look at me.
We are one,
and we'll get through this together.
Thanks.
[eerie music]
[phone rings]
[Pablo] Carolina, how do you feel?
I feel as if I…
was a hundred years old.
Everything hurts and…
I'm exhausted easily.
Guillermo told me you threatened to sue him
if he didn't allow you to talk to me.
Because he won't tell me how you are.
And Helena told me you sound ill even if you try to hide it.
-Let her visit you. -No.
Don't make Helena come from Spain, please.
Right now, I'm…
at the worst stage of the disease.
I promise you that…
when I feel a little better, I'll let you know and…
you can bring her.
I'll fight this disease.
And if it doesn't work,
tell her good things about me.
Take good care of her.
Tell her that, despite all my mistakes,
I loved her dearly.
[labored breathing]
I know you're a good and righteous man,
and you'll turn her into a great woman.
Carolina, please,
let me come get you.
I'll find a different doctor, and we can have a second opinion.
I'm sorry…
for not being
the wife you deserved.
But you would've never loved me like you loved Analía.
Unfortunately, Pablo,
you and I…
ended up on opposite sides.
But…
I'll always thank you…
for everything you've done for me…
and for our daughter.
[melancholy music]
She's letting herself die.
-[Pablo] Thanks, Cristian. -I'm here to help.
Let's hope Dr. Rojas will help.
-Abel. -[Abel] Doctor.
-Thank you for being here. -No problem. I've always admired you.
-Doctor, how are you? -Fine, thanks.
You know why we're here, don't you?
Dr. Ortiz asked me a very special favor.
But as you can imagine, I can't discuss the First Lady's disease with you.
It would be against medical ethics, and my patient's confidentiality.
Yes, I agree.
But it takes a back seat
if you can save Carolina's life with your actions.
What do you mean?
Abel, I need you to open your mind.
What Pablo's talking about is a very serious issue.
And your help is essential.
[Pablo] I suspect that Carolina's symptoms
are happening because Guillermo is giving her a substance
to make her sick and kill her.
Excuse me, but that's a very serious accusation.
[Pablo] Your president's capable of it.
[brooding music]
[exhales] Well,
the spinal tap didn't show the expected results.
I couldn't confirm 100% it was Guillain-Barré,
but I couldn't find anything that showed she was being poisoned.
Okay. But if you weren't sure it was Guillain-Barré,
why wasn't she hospitalized?
As far as I know, she needs to be monitored.
Her heart rate, her blood pressure, am I wrong?
Sure.
I actually did think about leaving her in a clinic a few days under observation,
but when she asked me about the disease, I changed my mind.
I've been a psychiatric patient
almost all my life.
Do you think this disease is due to my emotional problems?
[Abel] Some doctors believe
there's a correlation with mental health in autoimmune diseases,
but it's just a theory and I don't share that opinion.
Doctor, my wife's very depressed,
and leaving her in the hospital would only increase her anxiety.
Tell me what we need to have at the Presidential House
for a home treatment, and please, spare no expense.
What matters the most here is that she gets well.
I thought that if I left her at the clinic,
her distress could increase.
In my opinion, her treatment and her recovery
could be benefited from being in a familiar environment.
Senator, I can assure you the First Lady's health condition
is not as serious as to consider that her life's at risk.
Besides, the president's concern for her health seemed genuine.
[Pablo] I know Guillermo very well. I know his power of manipulation.
He's acting as the most devoted husband on the face of the Earth.
But we're talking about a killer.
No less.
So I'm asking you to help me help her and save her.
Be alert all the time,
examine her every day, even if you think it's not necessary.
Help me save her.
Can I count on you?
[intriguing tone]
Yes.
[Analía] Let Melgarejo go.
I want him to think he escaped.
He knows Scorpion is dead.
If Mejía finds out, he won't stop until he ends you.
That's what I want, for him to talk.
Besides, I need you to come back. Ana, Toto, and Carolina are in danger.
With Melgarejo on the loose, it'd be even riskier for them.
I have no choice.
I have to change my strategy.
Do as I say, will you? See you tonight.
[mysterious tone]
Look for the medical records of Dr. Abel Rojas' patients.
-He's Carolina's attending physician. -Okay.
Got it.
Let me see.
"Patient Carolina Valencia shows a gradual deterioration
of motor functions."
"The most compromised area is the muscles."
"Severe loss of strength in upper and lower limbs is evident,
compromised gait and impaired coordination."
[Analía] Hey.
Hello.
What's that? Carolina's medical record?
-Yes. -[Benji] Mm-hmm.
Look.
Carolina told me she felt exhausted and had difficulty moving her fingers.
Okay.
She can breathe, talk, and swallow properly.
Okay. Um…
Let's look for poisons or bacteria that cause symptoms
similar to Guillain-Barré's.
We can compare it with the disease
and we can confirm or rule out that's what she has, okay?
Who do we have in the Presidential House who can find out
Carolina's agenda? Her activities in the past weeks.
Get me that report as soon as possible.
If things go as I think they'll go…
Mejía will paralyze her very soon.
We need to move.
[tense music]
Don't forget the seeds and the fruit.
We miss Abrego.
He was always worried about the seeds for the crops.
[Sebastián] Sure, but don't worry, I'll get them for you.
-Go, I'll be waiting. -Okay.
[suspenseful music]
Madam.
I need the toilet.
The chamber pot's full.
[Mildred] Oh, I didn't know you were so delicate.
-Freeze, you bastard. Where's the key? -[pants]
You'll have to let me go. The key's outside.
[shouting]
-Who else is outside? -We're alone.
The key, you dumb bitch! The key!
[panting]
[shouts]
Quiet!
Shut up!
[eerie vocalizations over suspenseful music]
[pants]
Hey, how are you? Are you okay?
Relax.
The girdle helped a lot.
[pants]
[Sofía] Poisons and toxins that cause similar symptoms
as Guillain-Barré's are arsenic, mercury,
strychnine, and botulinum toxin.
All of them cause fatigue, weakness, muscle pain,
and muscle paralysis among others.
Carolina told Sofía she had blurred vision.
And that's produced by mercury or botulinum toxin.
Toxins generate an increase of leukocytes in the blood
just like Guillain-Barré, while mercury
produces a decrease in hemoglobin, which doesn't happen with the other.
According to Carolina's record, her hemoglobin was okay, right?
[Benji] I don't know. Let me check. Yes.
That means Mejía's giving Carolina botulinum toxin,
because he knew it could be confused with Guillain-Barré.
-[Sebastián] And it's easy to get. -[Analía] Right.
[Sebastián] Also, abusing it fits perfectly with Carolina's profile.
[Juan Mario] I don't understand much, but it's clear that Mejía
is playing to perfection his "devoted and suffering husband" role.
Even the doctor didn't notice.
How do we know it's botulinum toxin?
[Benji] With a specific blood test.
[phone beeping]
[call ringing through]
-[Abel] Senator, good evening. -Hi, Doctor.
Listen, I think we know what's happening to Carolina.
We need you to take a blood test to search for traces of botulinum toxin.
The symptoms of that toxin are very similar to Guillain-Barré's.
I'll do it. We must rule out all possibilities.
I'll ask the First Lady if she had a cosmetic procedure in the past days.
Even if that's the case, it's not proof she's being poisoned.
She could have had an adverse reaction to the substance.
We must make sure it's the toxin to start a treatment and save her.
I'll ask her to repeat the blood tests. I'll let you know when I have the results.
Thanks. One more thing.
Please let's keep this between us. Carolina must not know.
-No problem. -Thanks.
-[Sofía] Thanks. -[sighs]
[phone rings]
[Carolina] It's Dr. Rojas.
Put him on speaker.
[whimpers]
[phone rings]
Doctor.
[Abel] How are you?
Out of breath.
I have no strength, not even to…
get out of bed.
I'll go tomorrow morning with someone from the lab.
I need to take some blood samples.
[Carolina] What for?
I just want to make some more tests.
I want to rule out any other diseases
or possible poisoning that we might be overlooking.
I want to be sure it's Guillain-Barré.
[suspenseful music]
Perfect.
-I'll be here. -Good night.
[sighs] Could it be something else?
I really hope the doctor got it wrong and this is just some poisoning,
so you and I can laugh about all this suffering tomorrow.
It would be like a…
like a miracle.
Mejía and Paulina must've planned Carolina's death.
And it will be as hard to prove as the time
he injected himself with insulin to get out of jail.
Hard, but not impossible.
I hope when Carolina realizes what she's suffering is due to the toxin,
-she'll accept it's Guillermo's fault. -[Sebastián] I don't think so.
You've done everything to open her eyes.
But his influence on her is huge.
Besides, she usually imagines things that are not happening,
-and lives in denial. -[Pablo] That's right.
I trust Dr. Rojas will find the toxin in her blood
and can counteract its effect. That would be great.
[Analía] I hope so,
because, as you know, Carolina's her own worst enemy.
She refuses to see who Mejía really is.
Anyway, the DA talked to the Minister…
to see if Captain María could be transferred to a different jail
or otherwise take Paulina to a place outside Bogotá, and he said no.
No way. He said that if he wasn't shown solid evidence
that Paulina was illegally getting out of prison, he wouldn't move anyone.
He won't get in trouble with the president over a rumor.
[Pablo] That's a lie. He knows it's not a rumor.
It's because of guys like him that Guillermo does any horrible thing.
[Analía] If we want to show evidence, we'll have to do it ourselves.
We must catch Paulina outside the prison and turn her in publicly.
There's no other way.
If the doctor's mentioned poisoning,
it's because he suspects that a toxin is causing her symptoms.
And if he makes a specific blood test, they'll find the botulinum toxin.
You'll have to hold a wake and cremation as soon as possible.
Don't worry, I know what I'm doing.
First I have to make sure Carolina has nothing against me.
[mysterious music]
[sighs heavily]
What is it, sweetheart?
Getting that phone call from Dr. Rojas…
moved me.
It filled me with hope
that everything will be alright.
I don't…
want…
to be weak, because I know I must be strong for you.
Babe, I promise you that, if life gives us a second chance,
I won't fail you again.
You…
have given me so much joy.
But I've also made many mistakes
that haunt me.
I shouldn't have treated you the way I did on our wedding day.
I fell into temptation with Paulina.
I was scared.
I felt I was falling in love like a mad man.
And I didn't know if you loved me for who I was,
or for what I represented.
A jerk.
At first,
[exhales] I must confess that…
that I was using you as…
a springboard to get what I wanted.
But later
I fell in love.
And…
I found my…
my calling to help.
With you
I finally…
felt loved
and respected.
I was a bastard.
Forgive me.
Forgive me for drugging you…
[huffs] foolishly, just to…
get a damn video.
What I should've done was love you,
show you love and nothing else.
You were just defending yourself.
I drugged you first.
[sinister music]
We cannot,
we must not tell lies again.
There should be
no more lies in this relationship.
Never again.
Okay?
I…
I don't know what…
the doctor will tell us tomorrow,
or what the diagnosis will be.
[sighs deeply] But…
I'm the one who needs to apologize.
No.
You were defending yourself from me.
Period.
I…
I knew what Paulina was going to do.
[suspenseful music]
Pablo and Analía had told me.
But I needed to prove that you loved me
and that you didn't know what she was going to do.
And that you didn't want to kill me.
That's why
I made you eat from my dessert,
but when I realized that you didn't know anything,
that I was losing you, I almost died.
Why didn't you tell me?
Because…
Pablo told me that if I told you,
you would kill me.
How can you say that?
I may have been hurting, but I'd never hurt you. You…
you're the best thing I have in my life, my First Lady.
I would never hurt you.
I…
in order to do what you're saying…
I need…
to give you the last copy of the video I made.
No, baby.
No.
If having it makes you feel safe,
it's fine by me.
No, I want to destroy it.
I need to destroy it.
If that's what you want…
then tell me where it is.
I'll find it, and we'll burn it together.
Is that okay?
That's the problem.
[music turns unsettling]
[sighs] It's at Pablo's.
-Does he know where it is? -No.
If he or Analía knew…
they would've used it against you.
If you tell me they don't know where it is,
then it's alright, I can relax.
[labored breathing]
They won't find it.
It's in Helena's bedroom.
Tomorrow, after we see the doctor, I'll go get it.
No, you're staying here.
You are.
What matters now is that you get well.
Okay.
We'll deal with it later.
What matters is that you get well.
Have some juice.
The president gave you a cell phone.
Did you lose it?
[Melgarejo] What's it to you, rat?
I know very well you're a criminal.
I also know they're looking for you for the attack on Senator De la Torre.
And some other stuff.
What I can't understand
is how the president can risk himself with…
people of your kind.
Ask him yourself.
Gonna call him or what?
[suspenseful music]
Melgarejo will contact Mejía soon.
And having him back to do his deeds means he won't expose Paulina so much.
Sure, but Mejía only trusts her.
Do you think he'll have Melgarejo do the important jobs? [scoffs]
-Please. -Okay, got it.
I insist it was a mistake to let him go.
Sometimes you have to do things like this to get results.
[Pablo] Sebas.
-Are you still in that trashy hotel? -[chuckles] Yes, why?
Stay at my place as long as you want. It's more comfortable.
Okay, excuse me. I have a new home to try. I'm out.
[chuckles]
-Bye. -Thanks.
You're welcome.
See you in the morning. Get some rest.
-Get some rest. -Thanks, you too.
Shall we?
[exhales]
[clattering]
[suspenseful music]
[eerie vocalizations over suspenseful music]
-[thud] -[grunting]
-[labored groaning] -[panting]
[grunts]
[Paulina] Give me the gun!
[sirens wail in the distance]
♪ My soul is being consumed By hate and sleepless nights ♪
♪ Thinking how you will pay What you stole from my life ♪
♪ To get revenge on you for once And put an end to this nightmare ♪
♪ I follow every step you take To rob you of your fate ♪
♪ To destroy what you love And all that you always loved ♪
♪ So here I go Bleeding my soul dry along the way ♪
♪ Because I know well, deep down That ending you ♪
♪ Could end me ♪
♪ I follow every step you take To rob you of your fate ♪
♪ To destroy what you love And all that you always loved ♪
♪ So here I go Bleeding my soul dry along the way ♪
♪ Because I know well, deep down That ending you ♪
♪ Could end me ♪ ll, deep down That ending you ♪