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theTV viewers felt goosebumps when… Netflix The company has released the trailer for the highly anticipated miniseries “El Caso Asunta” (The Asunta Case), a re-enactment of a historic murder trial in Spain.
The series tells the story of Assunta Pastera, a 12-year-old girl who was murdered in 2013 by her adoptive parents.
The plot of the series focuses on the trial that follows for the girl's murder, but also on what happened before it.
child Like Fang Yong in 2000 in ChinaAssunta was adopted when she was nine months old by Alfonso Pastera Camporo and María del Rosario Puerto Ortega, a wealthy couple from… Spain. In fact, he was the first child from China to be adopted in the city of Santiago and one of the first in the whole of Galicia.
On September 21, 2013, Rosario Porto and Alfonso Pastera Reporting their daughter missing. Assunta's body was found in La Coruña, Galicia, days before her 13th birthday, on a street outside Santiago de Compostela.
The police investigation soon reveals evidence that the parents may be responsible for the crime.
The news of the killing of the little girl is considered one of the most horrific news in Spain.
Assunta was described as a gifted child, who excelled at school and in various artistic activities such as ballet and music, and was deeply loved – they say – by her adoptive parents, who stubbornly denied any wrongdoing.
The coroner determined that the girl died of suffocationIt was found that he had taken 27 sleeping pills.
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In the trailer, Candela Peña, who plays Rosario Puerto, says: “My mother taught me that if you don't say anything, it's as if nothing happened.” The real Rosario Porto maintained her innocence until her death in 2020.
The series details every aspect of the story, from the disappearance of the 12-year-old girl to the discovery of her body and the sentencing of her parents, in a chilling way.
Social media users have praised the trailer saying so “You can't tell if they're pretending or if they're the real thing.” And “That's how it goes, well done, Netflix.”
The story was also the subject of a four-part documentary titled “El Caso Asunta: Operación Nenufar,” which is still available on Netflix.
The Asunta Case series will be released on the platform on April 26.
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