The psychopath is a person who dances without listening to the music.
He has no sense of fear.
He kills when he needs to, out of sheer contempt.
If anything upsets him, he'll kill you.
-HOW MANY PEOPLE HAS THIS GUY KILLED? -HE'S A KILLER
A serial killer.
One of the most prolific in the history of Spain.
Twenty-eight years in prison for four murders.
Convicted for murdering four people. That's four.
He was released in 2013.
HE GOT OUT OF PRISON SO EASILY
He gets out of prison and reinvents himself
as some sort of TikToker.
He's a crime influencer.
This is a guy who's very active on social media.
He has thousands of followers on TikTok.
-HE'S INNOCENT -HE'S A GOOD PERSON
Now, he's in the spotlight.
I DON'T KNOW. I BELIEVE THIS MAN
Police have been searching for two years.
It would appear that he has struck again.
Now he's being investigated for the disappearance of Esther Estepa.
She's missing.
He has the right to be considered innocent until proven guilty.
-Who is this serial killer? -How many more has he killed?
Why isn't he being monitored? Why is he free?
THE TIKTOK KILLER
AUGUST 23, 2023 THE DAY ESTHER DISAPPEARED
SEVILLE
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 ESTHER - JUST NOW
It was 5:30 in the afternoon when I started receiving those messages.
She said, "I can't keep lying. I'm living on the streets."
She said she was going to Buenos Aires with a friend.
And I tried to call her. I tried calling her phone, but nothing.
Don't say that. You're not a bad daughter, honey.
These are just the circumstances.
I was here at home.
And I said, "Mom, this is not my sister."
I'VE LED A DOUBLE LIFE, I CAN DO AS I PLEASE
Weird messages, right? That's not her.
But who could be sending these messages?
If it's not her, where is she?
Esther, please don't do this.
I won't be able to live in peace, okay?
Tell me where you are.
Something weird was going on.
That day, I kept calling her all afternoon.
But by then, her phone must have been off, of course.
ESTHER, I'M CALLING YOU
IT GOES STRAIGHT TO VOICEMAIL ANSWER ME
IT SEEMS TO ME YOU ARE NOT THE ONE WRITING TO ME
SEND ME A VOICE NOTE
I'M CALLING THE POLICE
Three days later, we went to the police and filed a missing persons report.
ESTHER'S MOTHER
Because of her age,
the police said it could be a voluntary disappearance.
I told them that it couldn't be,
because I spoke to my daughter every single day.
Okay, so, she's an adult. Sure, she could be fine.
ESTHER'S SISTER
But I'm telling you that these messages…
It's just… My sister doesn't talk or write like that…
Because there were spelling mistakes… And I went like this, I said…
"This is not my sister writing these messages, Mom."
Day after day passes, and the police,
with all their resources, can't figure out if she's okay or not?
Dear God… give me your strength.
CONFRATERNITY OF SAINT GENEVIEVE SEVILLE
The strength to bear this… and to carry on.
Because it's very hard.
She was always very attached to me.
She was a very affectionate girl.
Very cheerful.
Very restless.
I was calmer than she was.
And she was always laughing, a very happy child.
We're a very normal family.
A very close-knit family.
A large family.
At Christmas, she liked to get the whole family together.
And that would make her very happy.
When we were all together, she enjoyed that.
Everyone would come to the house.
They'd be here till four or five in the morning…
ESTHER'S FATHER
…just singing and dancing, you know.
In 2013, around that time, she decided to leave Seville.
To spread her wings.
I don't know. I don't know what came over her.
I don't know.
She'd be here for a while, and she'd leave.
I don't know why.
She didn't want too many…
obligations or responsibilities of any kind.
She was always going from one place to the next.
And almost always out and about, you know?
She kind of seemed like she was… a bit angry at life.
If she stayed a year in one place, she'd get overwhelmed
and she'd have to move.
My mother was aware of this. That's why she kept a close eye on her.
If she thought anything was up, she'd just check in with her.
So when she didn't answer, that's when Mom said, "Something's wrong."
Because they spoke daily.
A mother knows when her child is in trouble.
HELLO EVERYONE I'M STILL SHARING PHOTOS OF MY MISSING SISTER
THESE ARE FROM JULY, WITH HER CHILDREN, AS SHE CALLS THEM
PLEASE SHARE THANK YOU ALL
I went to the police many times.
I had been working at the station for ten years, cleaning the offices.
And I would ask the police. My parents would too.
We were impatient, as parents, and as a family.
So what did we do? We kept calling and calling.
While I was working there,
my parents were calling me every five minutes.
It was only natural.
"Is there any news? Have they told you anything?"
I didn't want to be there. The situation was too much for me.
In the end, I had to… to take a leave of absence
because I couldn't continue working there at the police station.
WE WILL NOT STOP UNTIL WE FIND YOU, SISTER
POST
I told my father, I said, "Look, this is the only thing I can think of."
SOS Desaparecidos reported it.
DISAPPEARED ON 08/23/2023 IN ALICANTE
They had this lawyer who was very good and he worked with them quite frequently.
And he appeared on TV too.
Because we weren't doing that well financially…
I mean, h… how were we going to pull it off?
The family got in touch with SOS Desaparecidos.
In Spain, there are currently 7,000 open missing person reports.
Some of them haven't been resolved and they date back many years.
The vast majority of disappearances are voluntary.
We're talking about over 80%.
And most of them are usually resolved quickly and easily.
This is one of those cases where our instincts told us that…
That it wasn't a voluntary disappearance.
Esther didn't have the financial means to travel abroad.
LAWYER FOR ESTHER'S FAMILY
She had no contacts in Argentina, and this wasn't like her.
What we know is not all disappearances are treated the same.
And I don't mean treatment by organizations,
but the level of police or media involvement.
It depends mainly on the circumstances surrounding the disappearance
and the profile of the missing person.
I hate to admit it, but it's true.
We now bring you the story of a sudden disappearance.
Her name is Esther, she's 42. What we present to you is a mystery.
She went missing on August 23 in Gandia.
Her mother Pepa believes her daughter may have been kidnapped
and has accused the girl's ex-partner of being responsible.
He had a relationship with Esther,
and in 2022, he was arrested for domestic violence.
Wake up, my love Wake up
Let me feel
Let me get there, let me be In another world where I used to live
The first person I thought of… was him.
So I called the police and I asked them to go over to his house
because he could've been holding my daughter there.
They told me they couldn't do that.
But, you know, that was my first thought when she disappeared.
Her last relationship was bad.
So that's why we called the police,
and they told me that, "No," that they couldn't.
They couldn't tell me anything. But I'm her mother!
Esther had reported this person because there had been alleged abuse.
And that was what seemed to bolster Pepa's suspicions
about someone in Esther's immediate circle.
SOUTH DISTRICT GENDER VIOLENCE-FREE ZONE
NOT ONE LESS
I didn't know he was abusing her or anything.
I found out from my mother.
No, she… she didn't tell her sister what had… what had happened to her.
She told me instead.
It affected her deeply, and as a result, she wasn't doing well.
I think she was very vulnerable and people took advantage of that.
And the majority of the time, she was hanging out with people who…
Who weren't good for her.
That summer, she came back here. He'd been abusing her.
She told us about it and she told us she wasn't going back.
"Well, that sounds great to me. You can stay here."
And the next day, my mother told me that she was gone.
She asked, "Is she over at my house?" And I said, "No, she's not here."
"Well, then your sister left."
She sent me a message saying that he had threatened her.
If she didn't come back, he was heading straight there.
He was on his way to Almeria and he was going to hurt all of us.
After she went back to him,
they had an altercation on the street.
And the very next day, they ended up taking her to a women's shelter.
At the shelter, every time a new woman arrived…
ESTHER'S FRIENDS
…we were all eager to… to meet her, to hear her story.
And I really liked Esther.
The three of us were like sisters.
She was always with us. We were together all day, every day.
At first, she was withdrawn, she didn't feel like doing anything.
Then, little by little, the more we hung out together,
she started laughing.
She really opened up, she was happier.
Even though she was having a hard time, she was always laughing.
She was always joking.
Esther was with a guy. He kept her shut indoors.
He kept the blinds down.
He had her locked up, with a key and everything.
He wouldn't let her out.
He'd grab her and…
-He grabbed her like this… -Yes, he hurt her.
…and threw her against the couch.
She told me something about a cigarette he put out on her.
She had a really, really bad experience and she was very afraid of that person.
She was scared he would find her and do something to her.
In a shelter, there's a lot of support, psychologists, workshops…
-But it's not like they make it seem. -No.
For me, honestly, a shelter is worse than a prison.
We're locked up, uh, with strict sleep schedules,
with tons and tons of rules, when ultimately we've done nothing wrong.
And the person who committed the assault and caused the harm…
is just out and about, having fun, enjoying life,
and doing whatever they want.
Esther wasn't comfortable there either. That's why she left.
There was a medieval fair.
And she made friends with this guy who…
He was kind of a hippie.
And she… considered him a very good friend.
A close friend, but she ended up getting a little let down.
I work at medieval markets.
I met Esther at one of these markets…
ESTHER'S EX-PARTNER
…in the town of Mutxamel.
We had a romantic relationship together.
At that time, I was kind of like… on a different plane, you know?
I was going through sort of a rough spot in my life, personally.
And she was the one who pulled me out of that situation
and out of that cloud I was in.
Esther was a… a fairly cheerful and affectionate person.
She did seem to be a bit guarded as well.
The last message she sent me was after we saw each other here in El Postiguet.
She had already told me that there was this person who had a…
A TikTok channel.
This person traveled around the country making videos,
and she thought he seemed very nice, and she was interested in going with him
on these trips he was taking around the peninsula.
I'M GOING WITH HIM UNTIL WE FIND A TOWN OR A VILLAGE
Hey, buddy. What's up? Welcome back to your friendly channel, TikTok.
The social network that makes friendships.
This is your pal, Dinamita Montilla, speaking.
I'm an explorer.
And what I'm looking to do is to enrich my intellectual capacity,
my historical database, by traveling along the entire Spanish coast
until I've been all the way around the Iberian Peninsula.
I WISH YOU STRENGTH AND COURAGE IN LIFE, FRIEND
I AM YOUR NUMBER ONE FAN. I LOVE YOUR ADVENTURES
I like to explore mountains, cattle trails, ravines.
Really, everywhere I can.
It's nice to contemplate at these places and pay them respect.
I've come in here to see if I can find some shelter for the night.
Here, this is where I'll spend the night.
And along the way, well, I get talking to people I meet.
And I was just greeted by that pilgrim there.
WHAT A SWEET MAN
I LOVE THE WAY YOU SPEAK… TAKE GOOD CARE
From the middle of nowhere, have a lovely afternoon or evening.
Bye-bye!
SEPTEMBER 8 TWO WEEKS AFTER HER DISAPPEARANCE
On September 8th,
after my daughter had already been missing,
I received a call.
"Are you Esther's mother?"
I said, "Yes, I'm Esther's mother."
And then he introduced himself.
Pepa, good morning. It's me, José Jurado.
"I'm José Jurado Montilla."
"And I met your daughter Esther at the shelter in Alicante."
"And… we became friends."
"And we went… on such and such a day, we walked to Gandia."
The police called me on September 5th and…
and asked me if your daughter actually was traveling with me.
And I told them, "No, I said goodbye to her in Gandia,
and I haven't heard from her since."
And he told me everything.
"Oh, yeah, she's my friend."
"I've never met anyone like her in my life."
"She really listened to me. We had these conversations."
I think about her a lot.
I think about her a lot because the truth is…
the days I spent with her were truly unforgettable.
They were truly lovely days.
Three or four days later, he called me again…
Asking how the investigation was going.
I said, "Well, they're looking for her but they still don't know anything."
"And the police said they were handing the case over
to Alicante's homicide department."
I'm in Málaga, and I don't have financial resources or anything,
but honestly, I'd really like to investigate on my own,
to go to Alicante and retrace all the steps I took with your daughter.
I could ask around, see if I might be able to locate your daughter… or something.
I said to him, "Something's happened to her."
"No, no, for heaven's sakes. Nothing's happened to her."
Once we lose hope, there's nothing left to cling to.
Well, ma'am, I'm going to let you go.
I'm making videos to… to post on TikTok.
Man is both the actor and director of his own movie, right?
And you have to write the script.
And put it into practice.
And the movie could just be living life, day to day.
I LIKE YOUR STORIES, SAFE TRAVELS, DINAMITA
"If you tell me you love me I'll tell you I adore you
If you tell me you adore me I'll tell you I love you"
-BEAUTIFUL, THANKS -LOVELY POEM
I won an award for that piece. Two awards, actually.
Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening.
I'm here so that anybody who can't leave their house,
or what have you, can get to know these wonderful places.
"And my sad heart loves you Loves you with pure love
And not the kind that happens lying down
I admire you so greatly
And you've left You've left a real mark on me
One I'll never be able to forget"
To the friend who shared 21 days of adventures with me.
She was a woman who left a deep mark on me,
and until I know she's okay, I'll feel a little sad.
If the justice system can't find any leads…
or make any progress that enables the investigation to keep going, well…
I'll go to those neighborhoods myself and try to investigate and…
And I promised her mother
I would go to Alicante with exactly that aim.
To take the same route I did with her
and see if I can get any kind of information.
CAN YOU FIND YOUR FRIEND?
I CAN'T FIND ANY CLUES. THE FAMILY IS VERY SAD AND DISCOURAGED
MISSING
When the police did begin their investigation,
they used some information that Pepa provided,
in the form of Esther's contact list.
José Jurado Montilla sent it to us… by phone.
He sent us a photo of that contact list.
Of some numbers that he said he had written down.
He said, "Since your daughter put her SIM card into my cell phone,
the numbers ended up saved in my contact list."
She was using this phone that I have,
and later on, when I looked, I found 80-odd new friends in there.
Certain names were considered.
There were two who were friends with Esther,
who lived in Tarragona.
Miguel Ángel and Vanesa.
When I got the numbers, I called Miguel.
Since she was there in July…
And I told him, I said, "Look, this is what's happening."
He said, "Yeah, the police have already called us."
She called me to see if I knew anything about her daughter.
I said, "Well, I don't know anything right now, Pepa."
"If you want, I'll try to call her."
I kept trying to get in touch with her but it was impossible.
ESTHER'S FRIEND
Esther's mother, Pepa, called us to ask where she was.
If we knew anything, where she might be…
ESTHER'S FRIEND
…where we thought she might be.
Where she went from here.
That's when I wrote, "Are you there?"
Mostly just to see if the message would go through.
Esther was looking for work. She was sending out résumés…
And she'd had a lot of trouble with her ex.
She seemed vulnerable… like she didn't know which way to turn,
or what she was going to do.
She was thinking about going to Seville, to find what she was looking for.
And I told her. I said, "Look, think about it."
"If you like, around here, during the summer season,
there's a lot of work."
"And I can help you out."
"You can stay at my house for a few days and look for something."
Hi, Miguel.
I'm gonna try to do my best to stay at your place
for as little time as possible and leave soon, okay?
As soon as she opened the door and I saw her,
she said, "Oh, Vanesa, I've been looking forward to meeting you."
"Miguel spoke so highly of you."
Miguel had told me that she had been through some tough times.
I remember feeling like…
like I could relate to the difficult situations she'd lived through.
Vanesa also has her own baggage.
And I think that's what brought them together.
We talked to each other about the difficult times we'd been through.
Okay, babe. Well, I'm at the house now.
I saw your meatballs. They look delicious.
Anyway, kisses, babe. See you later. Love you.
Esther was already very down when she got here.
I found her two… three jobs.
And she showed up to one for two days, then didn't show up on day three.
And another one she showed up for… for one day.
And so I ended up getting mad.
With Miguel, I told him,
"I can't take this anymore. This can't keep happening."
"What's gonna happen to us?"
So Miguel was the one who talked to her and told her she had to leave.
I sat her down to talk, and I said,
"Hey, Esther, I told you 15, 20 days to… to see how it goes."
"And this hasn't been great. What are we gonna do here?"
And Esther told me,
"Hey, Miguel, don't worry. I'll head back to Alicante, and…
I'll talk to my mother to see if I can go to Seville."
And there was no issue.
By the next day, she'd found a BlaBlaCar and…
she left.
Hey, babe.
Um… just wanna let you and Miguel know that I'm safe now, okay?
I'll tell you all about it tomorrow, honey. Kisses to you both.
Esther arrives in Alicante in the summer of 2023.
She went there in a way because she was running away from her past.
So when she gets to Alicante, she gets a room in a shelter.
We called the shelter.
The shelter told us they couldn't give us any information.
Esther meets Jurado Montilla at the shelter in Alicante.
And, well, they become friends.
EIGHT MONTHS LATER
I'm here for her and I'm going to retrace our whole journey.
And this, you can see here is the shelter.
This is where me and my friend Esther used to come in the month of August…
just to watch the incredible sunsets.
IS HE TALKING ABOUT THE SAME GIRL WHO DISAPPEARED?
ANYONE KNOW ANYTHING?
SURELY SOMEONE KNOWS ABOUT HER
YOU'RE DOING A GOOD DEED FOR YOUR FRIEND. HI FROM EXTREMADURA
To be honest, the police have pretty much closed the case.
And they tell me that since she's a bit of a hippie,
she might be in the Huesca area.
Lost in some commune or something.
I'm gonna investigate.
I'm gonna go to all the places she used to go.
To see if I can dig up any kind of information.
I'm gonna make the whole journey we took while we were together.
From here in Alicante, to Gandia, in Valencia.
And I'll tell you something…
He who moves his legs, moves his heart.
I walk the road.
You know, what's silly is some people think that I travel
on a bicycle, or in a car.
Oh, no, no… Walking.
Hey, hey, hey, hey… Hey…
Hey, where you going? Come here. Whe… Where you going, huh?
As you can see, this is a ladder snake.
I've already shown these in several videos.
Huh? Oh, this is the first one I've caught this year!
It's real pretty, huh?
Hey.
I start walking at six in the morning.
I've walked for 24 hours nonstop.
It's raining, it's raining hard.
As you can see, my shoes are wet.
There we have Benidorm.
My friend Esther recorded a video from this angle I'm showing you right now.
Look. Look, that's me in a video she filmed.
RECORDED BY MY MISSING FRIEND. SOMEONE GIVE ME NEWS ABOUT MY FRIEND
Okay, here we are. I have finally arrived in Denia.
Just over 13 hours of walking.
I've walked it all, meter by meter… the entire route that I did with her.
Remembering every moment I spent with her.
The places… everywhere I lived with her during that time.
There's no information as to her whereabouts.
Many people say they recognize her from the photos,
but the majority of them say the same thing…
They haven't seen her in a long time.
The role of the media is fundamental in missing person cases.
You can plaster a city with posters but it won't make a difference.
Television, above all, is an indispensable tool.
When I got involved with the case,
I believe I got them on a program called Vamos a Ver.
To ensure the case wouldn't be forgotten.
-Joining us is Juan Manuel Medina… -Right.
…who regularly collaborates with the SOS Desaparecidos association.
At first, we said no.
But then we were told, "Look, it's a good idea
because it will give visibility to… your daughter's case."
María Josefa, Esther's mother, good morning.
Hello, Pepa. Good morning.
Pepa is Esther's mother.
Let's talk to Esther's mother.
It gives the case a reach that is a thousand times greater.
So then what happens?
Well, they are media outlets that depend on an audience.
So it's a double-edged sword.
They need us and we need them.
That's all fine and good, but it got sensationalized.
Please, we're devastated. I can't take it anymore.
And people kept calling, and calling, and calling.
They don't realize that often what they're doing is harassing the families,
causing them more stress than they already have in these situations.
Under normal circumstances, you'd call your mother every day.
Very alarming.
Her father never went on. It's always been me.
Because he didn't want to.
They sensationalize it, you know?
I knew that I was going to lose my patience.
I was a little rude, you know?
He didn't like it.
But we had to do it, so…
GOOD MORNING, SWEETHEART
WE HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU SOON
THIS IS A NIGHTMARE. WE LOVE YOU
Since I used to be in such regular contact with her over the phone
when she was off somewhere,
I continued sending her messages.
SOONER OR LATER THEY'LL FIND YOU
I'd tell her, "My love, don't worry, they're looking for you."
"They're going to find you. You'll be here with us soon."
WE ARE WAITING FOR YOU
But can anyone hear me?
WE LOVE YOU
Here we are, another day to see you.
And I won't stop… until I leave this world.
What's up, friends?
Me, I like to explore everything. That's how I learn in life.
Like I'm doing now, by walking.
And all that gives me a very important kind of… knowledge.
Hey, what are you looking at? Huh?
What are you looking at? Dinamita. My ugly mug, right?
Well, it's the one I was born with, buddy.
Being alone is not the same for a man as it is for a woman.
A woman on her own may be in danger.
I see a lot of things on the streets.
So I try to avoid any kinds of altercations or things like that.
And as you can see, I'm… here under this bridge…
where I've collected some grass and I made this bed.
It's four something in the morning and I can't sleep.
I'm really worried about you, Esther.
And all I have left to ask you, please, is that…
…you give me some sign of li--
Give me some sign of life, because I sincerely, truly miss you.
Take care of yourself, beautiful. Wherever you are, take care.
And give me some sign of life, please.
For me, or for your family, but…
We want to hear from you.
We love you like crazy, Esther.
We love you like… crazy.
YOU ARE IN LOVE WITH HER. YOU CAN HEAR IT IN THE WAY YOU SPEAK
YES, I AM IN LOVE WITH MY FRIEND ESTHER. THOSE 21 DAYS WERE THE BEST OF MY LIFE
One day, I told Vanesa that I had received a call
from José Jurado Montilla.
And that he had told me he had met her there, in the shelter.
One day, when we were talking, she told me that someone had called her.
And that was the last person Esther was with.
During one of the calls I made to Vanesa, I said,
"Well, I've seen that on TikTok, he posts videos very often."
I couldn't stop thinking about it and…
I grabbed my phone and started searching.
Well, friends. Well, friends. Hi, friends. Good afternoon.
I started to investigate.
To look through all the videos this man made…
Hey, there. Enjoy life! Bye-bye.
…to try to find a lead.
Well, friends, what's up?
-My first impression… -Here I am.
Damn, it was like…
Wow, he takes you to a place and tells you its whole history?
I don't know, he was interesting.
There's a lot of broadleaf plantains and wild onion.
There's also wild asparagus and thyme.
Just look at this thyme… Huh?
He just seemed like an older person,
like your grandfather or someone.
Someone… you could completely trust in that moment, yeah.
I WISH THERE WERE MORE OLD FOLKS WITH HIS HEART
HOW CHARMING SEEMS LIKE A GOOD PERSON
SIR, YOU ARE THE WISDOM OF LIFE
This here was the very first view that, uh, Esther and I got of Gandia.
And this is the entrance, and I'm gonna take…
I'm taking the same route we did, meter by meter.
On that bench you see there…
this is where my friend Esther and I sat.
And we stayed here for almost a half an hour.
YOU SURE ARE STRONG, FRIEND. WISHING YOU LOTS OF LUCK
That's the square where they have the farmers' market.
Everything you see over there, that bridge in the background,
that's Pasaje de los Alemanes.
Now I have to go up to Bairén Castle, here in Gandia.
Having made…
…this whole trip…
looking for information,
trying to find out something about her and…
showing photos and videos of her…
To tons of people.
And then having no one. No one…
bring you any kind of positive news.
Well, it's… it's hard.
HELLO, JOSÉ DID SOMETHING HAPPEN TO YOUR FRIEND?
SHE'S MISSING, NO ONE KNOWS ANYTHING. THANK YOU, BEST REGARDS
This park…
The park where you play pétanque.
This is where I…
I said goodbye to her.
Because her legs were really hurting.
And… she wanted to go to the hospital.
IT'S STRANGE. YOU WERE THE LAST ONE WHO SAW HER, RIGHT?
SHE WAS AT THE GANDIA HEALTH CENTER IN EARLY SEPTEMBER
I WAS IN CATALONIA
Apparently, her legs were really hurting.
So we called that hospital too.
Her father looked it up, but they had no info either.
I said to her, "Do you want me to come with you?"
She said, "No, the hospital's right here."
He told me he didn't go with her…
MEDICAL CENTER
…because she said, "No, no. I'll go on my own."
"I'll go to the hospital by myself."
"I'll go alone, hopefully they'll see me. You stay here, I'll go alone."
She had been calling some friends.
She told me that those friends would pick her up when she was done,
that I shouldn't worry and that she'd be in touch.
You'll have to forgive me.
I started recording earlier, but…
had to stop because… I started crying and…
I spent, like, ten minutes crying…
in memory of my friend.
Because this is where…
I saw her for the last time.
The way someone talks, their gestures, the looks they give…
Things like that allow you to figure out what a person is like.
Goddamn it.
You see who they are.
In his gaze, there's something very dark.
And if he was the last person?
And he was with my sister and was the last one…
the last one to see her.
That made me really anxious.
My friend Esther and I used to come to this park a lot.
And this is where we had, uh, our first, let's say… intimate encounter.
He's a dirty old man.
He's disgusting, dude.
Really disgusting.
Well, this is where I spent, let's say…
my last two romantic nights with my friend.
It's unthinkable, please.
My daughter would never… never… in a million years.
No way there was a romantic relationship.
When a person gets angry,
that's when they show you who they really are.
I smashed this guy's face in.
The way he talks, there's rage, hatred.
I punched him three times, kicked him, I told him to fuck off.
And that penetrating stare, as if you were right in front of him.
It's terrifying.
If you think you have the balls to knock my teeth out, go ahead.
In one of the videos, he gets angry with someone
who wants to knock his teeth out.
Watch out. It might backfire on you, motherfucker.
That's where you see who he really is. It's really, really crazy.
Three or four months after she went missing,
I was talking to my sister.
I told her that this José Jurado Montilla had called me.
Since I had him on WhatsApp, you could see his photo.
When she saw his face,
my sister said, "He looks really sketchy, doesn't he? Definitely."
"I don't know. There's something off about this guy, I don't know."
"No, I don't have a good feeling about him."
And my sister said, "Let's Google this guy, then."
"See what comes up."
And when she looked him up, we saw the whole story.
One of the results was an article from Málaga,
where Juan Cano interviewed him.
Antonio was sitting there and I said to him,
"Look what my sister sent me."
"What's she saying?" I said, "Look what she sent me!"
"He's a criminal!"
SENTENCED TO MORE THAN 120 YEARS
"He's a serial killer! He's killed four people."
When we went to the police, they showed me his official record,
and it only listed one arrest for theft.
And they said, "No, no, this man hasn't even killed a fly."
The most bloodthirsty serial killer of the 80s.
One of the most well-known serial killers in the country.
This guy is a serial killer.
Dinamita Montilla.
One of the most ruthless serial killers.
-Very active on the social network TikTok. -Here I am today.
I've spent my whole life fighting to prove my innocence, in vain.
We all know that justice doesn't exist in Spain. It's all a big joke.
How is he not being monitored? Why is he free?
-We don't know how many victims. -How many has he killed?
I'm convinced many more victims of Montilla will come to light one day.
-There must've been more killings… -Yes.
How long has he been out?
How many has he had the opportunity to kill?
The thing is, I'm not a dog. I'm no son of a bitch.
And I never hurt a woman, nor do I intend to do so.
In all of Dinamita Montilla's crimes,
there was not a single female victim.
You keep on laughing, keep on sending videos,
but you're just giving us evidence.
To the police and to us, of what you did to my sister. o light one day.