Secuestro Anonimo

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BOY MISSING:

Where is he?

He was found on the road

during school hours.

He's very scared, he doesn't want

to talk or communicate with anybody.

Any calls asking for him?

He's still unidentified.

No fractures or internal injuries

and we've ruled out abuse.

But he's still unresponsive.

Whatever happened

has left him in shock.

Hi kid.

I'm Ernesto Requena. This ugly guy

here is my colleague Carreno.

What's your name?

What happened?

It's okay, just tell me how

to take you home. Where do you live?

We'd like to help you, okay?

- Is that the uniform he was wearing?

- Yes.

We're checking it

against the schools in the area.

His name is Victor de Lucas,

he's in Year 6,

but he's been sick for several days

and he hasn't come today.

- Was he wearing the uniform?

- I don't know.

He hasn't attended classes today.

I don't know what else to say.

We have to find his parents.

The criminal court

number 2 that I chair

declares Mr. Ignacio Puerta Gil

absolved of the crime

of embezzlement of public funds

and money laundering

for lack of evidence.

- Happy?

- Very.

It's all over now.

See you in a minute, okay?

Okay.

Mrs. de Lucas!

Does he have to testify again?

Are you afraid

that the prosecution appeals?

The prosecution and his Honour

have worked most effectively,

so it makes no sense to appeal.

It's impossible to find new evidence

because they don't exist.

Reality imposes to prove

that my client

has been wrongly accused.

Thank you all very much.

- Great job.

- I gave you my word.

- What now?

- The second part of the deal.

- Totally guaranteed?

- Absolutely.

Congratulations. You were

the opener of all news bulletins.

- Any news?

- Emergency meeting at 5.

Move it to 3:
30.

Then I'm going home.

- Is Victor still sick?

- No. He went to school today.

And I promised him we'd finish

his spaceship this afternoon.

- Anything else?

- No.

- I'll see you later in the office.

- Very well.

507, please.

Hello? Yes, it's me.

Yes, I'm his mother,

is everything okay?

What was my son doing

on the street if I left him at school?

At the building's door

or at the entrance's gate?

- At the gate, like everyone else.

- Did you see him getting inside?

No. I always wait until he crosses it

and I see him walking to the building.

But today I had to get

to the court early.

- Does your son like going to school?

- He doesn't have those problems.

Would you rule out

that he ran away to skip class?

Absolutely.

What about at home? Have you argued?

Have you grounded him? Or...

My son hasn't escaped,

something happened to him.

I'd also like to talk with his father.

- There's no father.

- Oh! I'm sorry. Did he die?

That's irrelevant.

Victor only has me.

Now he's asleep, but he didn't react

to anything, not a word.

Victor doesn't speak.

Well, he knows how to speak but...

he feels shy. He doesn't control

his voice volume quite well.

He was born deaf.

- Haven't you seen his hearing aids?

- He wasn't wearing them.

Hello, my love...

What happened?

Who has done this to you?

I want to go home.

First tell me why

you weren't at school

and then we'll go home.

- I cannot tell you.

- You can always tell me everything.

My love,

Victor...

Patricia de Lucas, the prestigious

lawyer who successfully

settled her last case this morning,

is going through a difficult time

after the disappearance of her son

at the school's gate.

The little boy is in the hospital...

- I don't know how they've found out.

- I've called them.

I will not let my son's

disappearance go unnoticed.

Anything to say?

- How is he?

- He's okay, Alba. Don't worry.

And now with this,

he'll be even better, thanks.

Here.

Put them on.

Better?

Let's go.

Victor, breathe with me.

Very good. You're very brave.

We'll talk to the police

and then we'll go home,

I promise.

So, you didn't get inside the building?

Why?

Why not?

- What did he say?

- Tell him.

No, he says he couldn't get inside.

Why, son?

Why couldn't you get inside?

Did you feel sick?

You didn't want to go to class?

If you didn't want to go,

it's fine. Okay?

I won't get angry.

Was that the reason?

Then, why didn't you go to class?

- Someone didn't allow you?

- Someone didn't allow to get inside?

Who?

Who?

A man.

A man approached him at the entrance.

How was he dressed?

He dressed like the school gardeners.

What else?

He says that everything happened

so fast and then he fainted.

Did he hit you?

That's why you fainted?

Did he approach you facing you?

So, you could see his face.

Not that sign.

So, did you see his face?

Did you know him?

What else did he do to you, honey?

Please hold on a minute, ma'am.

How was the man?

He says he was an ordinary man.

Was he old like me?

Tall? Short? Fat? Lean?

He saw him briefly.

And then what?

He says he woke up

in a dark place and everything moved.

And didn't you hear anything

that could help us?

- Traffic? A train?

- He wasn't wearing his hearing aids.

Oh, right.

Did he took them off?

He says he must have lost them

when he fainted. He doesn't remember.

Don't worry, kid, you're doing great.

Just tell me what you remember.

Do you remember how the house

looked from outside?

He says there was a forest

and he saw the house,

but just briefly,

he doesn't remember it.

How did you get out?

Did you escape?

Many of these cases are solved

without our intervention

because families pay.

They don't demand a very high amount

and parents prefer

not to take any risk.

Your son is a perfect target.

This one?

Have you noticed any movement out

of the ordinary in your neighbourhood?

- Or in your workplace?

- You mean if someone followed me?

No, I'd have done something.

Has anyone unexpected

or unknown tried to contact you?

I don't have any call

like that in my cell.

Maybe your son tried to call you.

That would give us some clues

about the location.

Can we check your calls?

Why aren't we informed about all this?

We don't take on most of the cases.

We cannot report what we don't know.

And is it better not doing anything

and waiting for it to happen?

Chief, we have a suspect.

This is the photo fit.

And we have a profile

that is a 90% match.

Is it him?

Is it him who tried to kidnap you?

His name is Carlos Coronas,

aka Charlie.

He's charged for theft, assault

and breaking and entering.

He served time in prison, was released

3 years ago and since then, nothing.

But he has motives for wanting money:

his flat will be repossessed.

What happened to you?

Are you going to tell me?

Nothing. I went to a job interview

and it sucked, as always.

I don't know

what the hell people want.

Do they want me to kneel down

and kiss their shoes?

Something will come up, you'll see.

I just want to work.

Was it at the bar?

Where then?

With whom?

Charlie.

I just hit a wall, honey, that's it.

- Is this Carlos Coronas' home?

- Yes.

Charlie.

- Are you Carlos Coronas?

- What's going on?

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