Sorry, did I interrupt you?
- I can finish later if you want. - It's fine.
My teacher says it's good to practice in front of people.
They've had enough of me at home.
Do you always play the same piece?
It sounds different to me, but yeah.
How's Armando?
Doing better, thanks.
At school, they say all kinds of nonsense.
People love talking about other people's lives more than their own.
But he's fine.
And he'll get better.
What are you playing?
Vivaldi.
Aren't you cold?
A little.
Come. I've got something that might help.
Here you go, miss.
For the cold.
Thanks!
CAUGHT
BASED ON THE NOVEL "CAUGHT" BY HARLAN COBEN
…Cipolletti. The new structures are set between Mainqué and Cervantes,
allowing for 19 kilometers of highway travel.
This opening aims to improve traffic flow throughout the route
and facilitate maintenance on the interior sections of bridges and collector roads.
For today in Bariloche, we're looking at sunny skies,
with minimum temperatures around five degrees Celsius,
northwesterly winds, and mostly clear conditions.
Good news is--
Hello?
PINE GROVE BAY GATED COMMUNITY
Armando?
POLICE
Leo was killed.
- What? - Last night.
Apparently, by one of the victims' parents.
Here.
Thank you very much.
Chief.
This is your statement.
Read it and sign it.
Then get some rest. It was a long night.
- No. This isn't what I said. - What do you mean?
I didn't…
I went up the road to ask for help and call you people.
Only then did I hear the gunshot.
I ran, looked over, and saw Mercer sinking into the water.
Do you realize what that means?
I can only say what I saw and heard.
That's what the statement should reflect.
We'll change it then.
Change it, and bring it back so she can sign.
Right away.
What you did was dangerous.
He could've killed you.
Be careful now.
I started as a street reporter.
On my first day at work, they sent me to cover a bank robbery with hostages.
Then, I was in the middle of a shootout.
When I got home, I swore I'd do anything but journalism.
Yet here I am.
Ready.
Read it, see if it looks good.
- Sign it. - Seems fine.
May I ask you something?
Are you sure Leo Mercer mentioned Martina Schulz?
Absolutely. Why?
Her family reported her missing.
This scarf is hers.
We found it in a drifting boat.
We're searching in the lake.
Take a picture of this before we're done.
Let's go. Let's go.
No, wait.
Come on, we shouldn't be here. Let's get back to class.
- Shouldn't we tell them? - No, let's go.
Okay. I'm gone.
Let's finish and send the boat to team three.
We need to filter the images and…
The scarf was found by police agents conducting a sweep of the area
after the disappearance of Martina Schulz was reported…
- Sweetheart. - Hey, Ma.
They won't find her.
- What are you doing here? - Martina goes to my school.
Are you friends?
No, she's in another class. But I know her.
Any news?
Not really.
She's been missing for two days.
They think she was drunk and fell into the lake.
She was last seen at an underground party.
I was at that party.
Costa.
Where were you yesterday between 11:00 p.m. and midnight?
I'll repeat the question.
Can you recount, in your own words, what happened last night
at Ñirihuau Bridge before midnight?
A witness saw you approach and shoot Leo Mercer.
What was your relationship with the victim?
My daughter's the victim.
I see you'll choose to exercise your right to remain silent.
The prosecutor's office has been informed of your arrest.
You'll remain in custody until the trial.
Yes?
Excuse me.
The journalist. She's at the party site, wants to go in.
Garay?
Who do we have there?
Gutiérrez.
Fifteen minutes, no more.
I'm not here to judge you.
I'd have done the same thing.
Get yourself a good lawyer. For your daughter's sake.
Was there anything odd about Martina that night?
Odd as in…?
I don't know. Was she high, drunk, wasted?
Like everyone else.
What does that mean?
I don't know, Ma. She drank alcohol, maybe something else.
I didn't pay much attention.
Any boyfriend? Girlfriend?
No idea.
Did you see her with anyone at the party?
Are you interviewing me?
A little. Do you know if she knew Leo Mercer?
How would I know, Ma?
Do you have her number?
- Whose? Martina's? - Yes.
Maybe in the Seniors group chat.
Have a look, will you?
Here it is.
Send it to me.
Just did.
Did you see that video on social media?
The phone of…
Martina.
…is currently unavailable.
Where she's seen leaving the house toward the lake.
Yeah, I've seen it.
The boat was tied up right here, right?
I think so.
Could there be another video where she's seen her getting on the boat?
We tried not to go outside so the neighbors wouldn't see us.
That's why nobody saw her leave, and there aren't more videos.
There's got to be one.
Yeah, maybe.
There's got to.
Hey, dude.
All good?
- Chill? - All good.
The other day, you recorded your set. Could I check the raw footage?
Why?
Sorry, I didn't introduce myself.
My mother.
We're trying to figure out what happened to Martina Schulz.
The police think she got on a boat the night of the party, that she was drunk
and fell into the lake, but no one saw her leave.
Maybe in your set there could be a shot that shows what happened.
I didn't see anything. I can't give you the footage.
I'll be honest. All I care about is finding Martina.
I get your concern and Bruno's.
I couldn't care less what you guys put up your noses, mouths, or ears.
None of you, including my son.
Will you give us the footage?
Bindi, bindi.
What's that?
Bruno, what are they drawing on their faces?
It was called a Bindi Party.
That dot is supposed to be the third eye, to see beyond what's in front of you.
Is that the boat?
Yeah.
Was it there when you arrived?
Yeah, of course.
Looking sharper every day.
Ema, can I bother you for a minute?
Come.
Okay, so, good news. I talked to the folks at Tando.
They want to see footage from Mercer's Caught piece.
I guess we weren't doing so bad.
It's a home run. Can you have it tonight?
No way. I won't make it tonight.
- What's missing? - I haven't closed the investigation yet.
You wanted the culprit.
You had him right up to his last breath. What do you need?
You're in a hurry, I get it, but I need more to finish the piece.
Ema? Come here, we found her.
Ema, this is important.
It's important for you, me, everyone, that Tando closes the deal.
- It's an opportunity. - I need more to accuse Mercer.
Wait, let me get this straight.
The accusation against Mercer came from your own account and--
I'm aware.
I am. You don't need to remind me.
- I still need to look into something. - Ema.
Come here.
- That's Martina? - Yes.
The one outside. It's her.
Move, for fuck's sake.
What's that?
Wait.
There she goes. What time was that?
2:09 a.m.
Let's go back a little.
There.
She's with someone.
- Where? - Zoom in.
There. In the boat.
Martina left with someone.
The cell tower report for Martina's phone just came in.
Taking longer every time.
Can you translate this for me?
Sure. Here's the map.
This is how it goes.
Here's one tower.
Between 11:00 p.m. and 2:18 a.m., Martina's phone pinged this tower.
Here's the house where the party happened, within this tower's coverage area.
Okay.
Then, between 2:43 and 5:48 a.m., it pinged here, at this other tower.
Right.
Martina's house is here, and her school is here.
After 5:48, the phone shut off and hasn't turned back on.
So, Martina, or at least her phone, left the lake
and headed to her house.
Looks that way.
Ask them to cross-check the phones of Martina, her dad,
her boyfriend, and Leo Mercer.
Will do.
The phone of…
Martina.
…is currently unavailable or out of--
Coffee?
- Where's Bruno? - He left a while ago.
Thanks.
I talked to my source at the court.
They've got screenshots from Mercer's computer.
They've got the chats you had with him.
All of them.
I don't know what Mercer meant when he said Martina arranged
to meet him at the red door, but he responded to your message.
He was talking to you.
I checked the map for the route he must've taken
from where he abandoned his car to the party to find Martina.
There are three paths he could've taken to arrive before 2:09 a.m.
and get on the boat with her.
Could be. What else do you have?
Ema.
That silhouette could be anyone.
Did the statement say she had a boyfriend or something?
Yeah, let me see.
Gael Benítez.
He was at the party but left for El Bolsón afterward.
Benítez. Gael Benítez?
What's the problem?
You went after the guy on your own, survived by sheer luck,
and all I tell you isn't enough? Are you okay?
I believed him.
That's the problem.
I believed Leo Mercer.
Bruno?
CEM #48 HIGH SCHOOL
This is my job. Sorry you hate it, but I can't not do it.
It's not that.
- Then what bothers you? - Nothing.
Not nothing.
Should I do it differently? Fine, but explain why.
It's not easy, but if you get a comment--
Stop it, Mom. You want Gael's number? Fine.
I told you, he left the party with a friend at 3:00 a.m.
There. That's all I know.
Why do you want to know that?
I'm trying to understand what could've happened to Martina.
I imagine you want to know too, right?
Well?
Nothing.
We hook up when we hook up.
People say they saw you two fighting at the party. Is that so?
People always talk shit.
Right.
So you had a fight, and after that? Did you leave?
Yeah.
Was it a big fight?
No.
Martina's in her own world.
And what do you mean by that?
She does her own thing.
She messes around.
She's got someone.
Did you tell the police that, dude?
They dragged him to the station.
I'll take that tea you offered, Omar. Would that be okay?
I'll bring it right away.
Thank you.
Can I show you something?
A video from the party.
She's leaving with someone. See?
Yeah, I already saw it.
Could it be the guy you said Martina's been seeing?
No clue.
I think she hooks up with an older guy.
Why do you say that?
She's different.
Everything she used to enjoy or like…
I don't know. She hates it now.
MARTINA SCHULZ HAVE YOU SEEN HER?
- Let's hand these out. - Okay.
- Cover the city with these, okay? - Yup.
Our friend disappeared four nights ago.
Her name's Martina Schulz. She's 17. If anyone knows something…
Abril, this is pointless. We won't find Martina this way.
- You're an asshole, Fer. - No, I'm realistic.
We must do something, not put up posters.
Fine, let's do both. Did Gael answer?
I texted him, but got nothing.
He should be here. Here. Put them up near your house.
- Sure. - I put some up in the classroom.
- Lu, can you put these up? - Hi.
Thanks.
Hey. Could you post these around your place? It'd really help.
Fer.
We're putting up posters.
- I'll tell my mother. - No, wait.
- Enough of this. - Let's wait. It's cool.
Wait for what? Do you think she'll turn up alive?
That she left with someone and didn't tell anyone?
Telling them about the boat won't make them find her.
All you'll do is screw us over.
I'll say it was just me. That I was alone. That it's my fault.
That's it.
I'll tell her today. The end.
Or tomorrow at the cemetery. I'll tell her there.
- Yeah. - Tomorrow's the anniversary?
Yeah. I'll tell her there.
Hey.
Has there been any behavior, any comments?
Anything that stood out in Martina's routine lately?
Do you think Martina might be seeing someone older?
Older how?
I mean, an adult.
Martina? No.
- No. - No.
Did she ever go to Fronteras Foundation or have contact with Leo Mercer?
Leo dated our neighbor for years, but that's it.
Yeah, I'm aware.
Once, Leo gave Martina a pair of gloves.
Not long ago, I got home one day and saw her
with oversized gloves. I thought they were mine,
but she said no, that Leo gave them to her.
Why didn't you tell me?
I didn't seem important.
It was just that one time.
But Martina said nothing. I just…
I didn't notice anything weird.
The police asked us about Leo as well.
They cross-checked phone lines but didn't find anything.
I don't get why Leo told you he talked to Martina.
Me neither.
Come in.
Excuse me.
Can I take some pictures?
I guess so.
Do you know if Martina has a journal?
Or anything that she uses to write about what's going on?
Martina…
plays her violin all the time.
This is her journal.
When she's not with her violin,
she's on her computer or phone.
The police took them for analysis, but they haven't found anything.
I don't know.
I thought
I knew her.
That I was taking care of her.
I should have paid more attention to her.
Don't think about that now.
Don't blame yourself.
I'll leave you with Germán. He's in the next room.
If you need anything, ask him.
Excuse me. Thanks.
COLÓN THEATER VIVALDI - THE FOUR SEASONS - FEBRUARY 10TH
She's dead, right?
My parents won't tell me.
But she's dead.
All I can say is, a lot of people are looking for her.
They won't stop until they find her.
MARTINA SCHULZ HAVE YOU SEEN HER?
I fell asleep here. Didn't even notice.
What time is it?
Late.
I'll make some coffee.
I made some mate.
Love you.
What'd I do without you?
Can we meet at the cemetery this afternoon?
You forgot?
I think about Dad every day. I don't need to go to remember him.
Well, I do. It helps me.
Of course. But I'd rather go with you.
It helps me too.
Cool.
Detective! We found something!
Look at the campsite this guy set up.
MISSED ALARM FIRST REHEARSAL
- What time do they say this was activated? - 8:00 a.m.
The alarm turned it on.
Boys, we found it!
Put on the vests, let's go. Up, please.
Go right ahead.
Come up here for instructions.
Slowly, remain calm.
Firefighters, police, head up here for instructions.
Let's go.
Up here for instructions. Firefighters too.
There are my colleagues.
Watch your step now.
Focus on the south area.
Slowly, please.
This way, please.
Up here, please.
Up now.
Firefighters, officer.
Volunteers, over here. Let's make a circle.
Move closer, please.
Come on, folks, carefully. Slowly.
Everyone, the search area is large, wooded, and steep.
We'll form a wedge.
The officer in orange takes the lead, the rest follow forming a V shape.
Neighbors who came to help will cover the outer zone.
We'll comb through the area, up to the lake.
- Let's go! - Come on.
Let's move up.
Volunteers strictly follow instructions.
Aren't you coming, son? Everyone's here. I don't think I'll make it today.
Let's go tomorrow, all right?
Torres, keep watch over there.
Martina!
- Martina! - Mar!
Martina!
- Martina! - Martina!
Martina!
- If there's access. - Yes.
- Martina! - Martina!
Stay alert.
Okay.
JUAN MELLER REST IN PEACE
Hi. Sorry. Can I join you?
Sure.
Mar!
Marti, are you around?!
Hi.
How's it going?
Good.
I saw you talking to Herrera.
Yeah. He asked me if I knew the area.
I said yes. There's a path to the lake where Leo and I used to play as kids.
Do you think Leo could be involved in Martina's disappearance?
You know what I think?
I wish Leo were here to explain all of this.
I still don't think he's the monster everyone says he is.
This must have been paradise to play in as kids, right?
It was.
One of the happiest times of my life.
Definitely the freest.
We could go days without seeing anyone.
Leo was like a brother.
Even more so.
We don't choose our family.
But with Leo, I did.
We chose each other 35 years ago.
He was my best friend.
Martina!
Forensics is wrapping up here.
Yes, send the orderlies.
Chief Herrera called. He asked me to come here.
Tell them to come as soon as possible.
OF LEO MERCER
CELL PHONE
HIDING IT AT HIS CAMP
MARTINA IS DEAD
FOUNDATION FROM HELL
A WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING
SEND
Excuse me, can I help you?
I sent it your way.
I am reading it.
Good job, Ema.
- Get some rest. - Thanks.
Ema, give me ten minutes, we'll grab a coffee.
It's fine, I'm okay. We'll talk tomorrow.
Hello?
I beg your pardon?
Thank you.
What were you thinking, Bruno?
How could you come here alone?
Don't you ever do this again.
If you don't want to call me, call Vicky. Never on your own.
- Why didn't you tell me? - I want to leave.
Yeah, well, we can't now.
We must wait for Herrera and fix this mess.
- What, don't you trust me? - No, you don't listen.
That is not true. When haven't I listened?
All the time. You're wrapped up in your world.
That's a lie.
You're the one living in your own world.
- Am I? - Yes. What's wrong with you?
You weren't like this.
How could you not tell me about the boat? That's really stupid.
- I don't get you, Bruno. - Of course you don't.
I'm never your priority. It's always something else.
Always Vicky, work, or finding who killed Dad.
Or any other stupid case.
This isn't just another case. You have no idea…
You have no idea! Even that woman went to the cemetery,
and you, stuck in your damn things as usual.
Enough!
BASED ON THE NOVEL BY HARLAN COBEN
Subtitle translation by: Francel Diaz