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A VIX original series

An EL MALL production

Inspired by real events.

Some scenes were changed for
fiction purposes.

The Attorney General's Office
has begun the refund

of the money paid as ransom by
the victims

of kidnapper Daniel Arizmendi.

Attorney Max Morales is
representing two salesmen

who were kidnapped.

Although the victims' families

paid nearly two million and a
half dollars to the kidnappers,

the Attorney General's Office
only refunded a portion of it.

You can buy everything with
money,

even justice itself.

The rich buys it, the poor puts
up with it.

Corruption is a ghost that seeps
into every level

of Mexican society.

Corruption is in the police,

the public offices,

the courts, the institutions.

That documentary has you
completely absorbed

absent, tense.

Any other complaint?

If you don't run out of coffee,
you don't even show up.

It's no complaint. You're my
daughter. I miss you.

I'll keep working.

No!

I'll call when the food is
ready.

Yes, mom.

Part of the government's revenue

comes from oil exports, but its
international price.

Yum, smells great.

Are you hungry?

Yeah.

But for you, baby.

Luis!

Get serious. Besides, you have
to go back to work.

A little pause.

Work can wait.

Until we put the Ear Chopper in
a cage,

the work is going to continue.

You've been saying that two
years.

He's the one who has all of us
locked in a cage.

Yes.

Like we had nothing else to
think about.

What is that?

What is it?

An exchange.

Really?

Look, honey.

Look how pretty it is, huh?

Tinted windows, it's electric.

The stereo will leave you deaf.

Plus, the seats are comfortable,

like you were on a plane.

It's V8.

What is it? You don't like it?

What I don't like is not knowing
where all of this comes from.

Where else would it come from?
From my own sweat.

I work hard everyday

so you can have all.

Don't take me for an idiot.

You think I don't know

your salary isn't enough to buy
that?

But I'd rather not know who's
giving you all these things.

I'd rather not know.

Well.

I'd like to make a toast

for these ten years of hard
work.

I thank you all for your
professionalism,

but especially my woman.

Apart from being a great wife
and mother,

she spent these last days
preparing all this.

Yes!

Cheers.

- Cheers, boss. -Cheers.

Cheers, man.

A round of applause for Taquiza.

Yes, sure! Bravo!

And the cake! Honestly, it came
out perfect.

That's it.

- Help me, Piojo. -Let's see.

You did that?

All night here.

Cut me a slice for Artemio.

Yes. Let's see, here.

Looks amazing.

Hey.

Do you remember when you worked
at a factory?

How the hell would I not
remember if I had to get up

at five in the morning?

We were happy.

We didn't live with the fear of
not knowing

if something bad will happen
tomorrow.

Daniel, don't get us into any
trouble.

Think about your children.

No, no. What did you do?

You're disgusting! Son of a
bitch.

Let me see.

Fucking asshole!

Calm down. What's wrong with
you?

I'm telling him to use the
fucking cup

and he peed outside.

You'll clean that up with your
tongue.

Do me a favor.

Go over there and have a good
time.

I'll take over here. Look, my
wife made it.

Please! Stop!

Yummy! I's delicious.

Okay, man.

Go.

I'll be home late tomorrow.

Don't expect me for dinner.

Well, text me, okay?

To know you're alright.

No, everything's okay.

What's not okay is the amount of
paperwork

I have to deal with.

Every damn little number you
have to double-check there.

Easy. Calm down.

Open your mouth.

Enjoy. You never know if it's
the last one.

Depends on how much your family
loves you.

Here.

They do love you, right?

Why don't you ask one of the
boys to help you?

Damn idiots. Most of them can't
even read.

They know how to break into a
car, change the stereo,

the tires, the paint.

But none of them has ever
written down their name.

Well, then you need a secretary.

A secretary won't get you a car,

but she can help you

with the paperwork.

Good morning.

- Good morning. -Good morning.

- Come with me, please. -Sure.

What can you do. Areli, right?

That's right. I know shorthand
and typing.

I can work with mechanical
machines,

but also electric ones.

I'm very good at filing,
organizing,

and I also make very good
coffee.

Chevrolet or Chrysler?

Depends.

On what?

Well, if it's Chevrolet, I'll
take the Cavalier.

If it's Chrysler, I'll take the
Spirit.

And if you really give me the
chance to decide,

I'd choose Nissan. Japanese
brain,

but Mexican labor.

Don't speak to me formally,
Areli.

Call me Daniel.

Look, the job is yours.

Thank you, Daniel. You won't
regret it.

- You start tomorrow at eight.
- Ok.

I don't know what to do with
them.

Don't worry, I'll take care of
them.

The job is mine. Go home.

Oh, no! I didn't even get a
chance.

How is it possible?

That tramp! I swear it!

So this is the house of the
Arizmendi.

Yes, this is where they lived.

But it's not the same house
anymore.

They tore down the previous
house and then built this one.

Did you meet them?

Yes, I've always lived here.

Those kids and I are the same
age.

Daniel and his brothers?

Yeah, although they hardly ever
let me go out.

I didn't hang out, much less
with them.

Because they were in a gang.

But not the other two brothers, huh?

Do you know anything about them?

Nobody knows about that family
anymore.

Long time ago.

Did you meet the parents?

Yes, sure.

The mother was a worker.

She worked at La Pascual. The
soda factory, you know?

And the dad. he was really
violent.

He hit it hard. Yeah, he was
really alcoholic.

Tell me something.

Did you ever imagine your
neighbor would end up

being Mexico's most feared
kidnapper?

No, how could I?

But I did imagine Daniel

and Artemio would end up badly.

No like the other brothers.

No. It's like they came from
different families, you know?

Thank you.

Good luck. Have a nice day.

Tell me she isn't pretty.

Hey, baby, what are we
celebrating today?

Our first anniversary.

In this same table,

12 months ago, we were sitting
here, and look, we're still

here.

Even with pretty girls walking
right in front of me.

But why did you hire a
secretary?

You have me and my mom.

Let's see, baby. I give you
money,

jewelry, shoes, pretty clothes, right?

Why would I make you work?

As a secretary, with all that
paperwork?

This is one of our babies.

As you can see, it's a
four-cylinder.

- Yes. -Freshly tuned, huh?

- Hey. -All the paperwork in
order.

Okay.

Respect the lady.

All the tires newly installed.

Okay. And the payment method?

Whichever you want.

Okay, excellent.

- You and I, -You take it?

we have deeper, more private
things.

- Sign here. -Sure.

Plus, you already know the
atmosphere at the authorized

dealer.

- Congrats. -Thank you.

It's not the best place for you,

with all those pervs.

It's best that whoever works as
a secretary

is not involved in this.

You're the only one who drives
me crazy.

I trust you.

But her. I don't even know her.

We have a problem.

Really?

There are big mistakes.

Oh, really?

Too many inconsistencies.

See this engine number?

Well, it belongs to this car,

but if we look at this invoice
here,

the numbers don't match.

Don't mess with me. It's wrong!

Yes. And not just this one.

But also this one. And that one.

These are a lot of mistakes.

Someone is not doing their job
right.

Well, I'm not one to point
fingers.

But this makes it look as if we
were selling

separate parts that don't match,

like they were stolen.

- Yeah, right? -Yes.

We don't want people to think
that.

Great catch, Areli.

Let's do this.

I'll give you a bonus for every
mistake that you find.

Perfect.

So we can make sure everything
is in order.

Yes, boss.

I'll keep looking at the
invoices

and comparing them with the
series number.

Excuse me.

I called you ten times but you
don't even care.

I brought you a sandwich.

Thanks, mom.

Please tell me this is
temporary.

What?

This Daniel Arizmendi thing.

You were going to write about
your dad's career,

and suddenly it's all about
Arizmendi?

Honey, be careful.

That man is resentful.

He is a psychopath, a
narcissist.

Your dad had much more
interesting cases.

Do you realize everything this
man caused?

The terror he aroused?

When I see all this, it's like
I'm living it again.

Look at that woman.

I remember her clearly.

Of all his victims, she was the
only woman.

Everything is very organized.

Yes, it's divided by the
victims, the dead ones,

and the ones I haven't found,
like Enrique, his brother.

And Areli, his secretary. Look.

There are many notes from her.

Super weird, like she vanished
into thin air.

More?

Yes. Did you check these?

No. Not yet.

These are very important. I'll
come back for more.

I don't know much about Areli
Morán Ramírez.

Mostly from the file.

Her voluntary statement lets us
know that

Arizmendi was running the
stolen-car business

and the kidnapping business at
the same time.

Invoices from those 50 cars.

- Oh. -There it is.

Those?

From when she worked with
Arizmendi,

there is no personal
information.

Her friends and family lost
sight of her.

Where would you go?

Cancún?

Cancún?

I've never been to Cancún, but I
have a house in Acapulco.

- Let's go! -Let's go.

Yes, I'd love that.

I'll take you.

Hey! What are you doing?

Just checking the color.

I didn't know you liked fashion.

Fashion? Me?

Yes. Fashion.

You bonus.

Areli was 25 when she started
working with Arizmendi.

Almost the same number of years

since she was last heard from.

Not that one.

I never take it off.

It's a gift from my grandmother.

I'll never take it off.

I want to ask you something
first.

We don't sell used cars, do we?
We sell stolen cars.

What I liked the most from the
very beginning

is that your mind works really
damn sharp.

I think it's amazing

what you do at the repair shop.

But even so, the numbers don't
add up for me.

I've seen money

you wouldn't gather even if we
sold

all the cars we sell in a year,
but in one day.

And what do you think?

Nothing.

I'm just doing the math.

And if two plus two is four, and
here it adds up to four hundred.

I think about everything I've
seen,

about what I've heard everyday

on the news. Maybe it's related.

I haven't read the news for a
while.

What are they saying?

Kidnappings. Kidnappings here
and there.

Look, Areli, not every business
pays evenly.

But the car business is the most
stable one.

But the adrenaline you get from
kidnapping someone

doesn't compare to stealing a
damn car. You know?

Adrenaline is a fucking
addiction.

It's like a drug.

You need more every time.

One day I'm gonna make it big,

and I'm gonna demand a badass
ransom

of hundreds of millions of
dollars,

a billion dollars, damn it.

Does money make you happy?

No.

Happiness is something else.

It's spontaneous.

From time to time.

Nobody is happy forever.

You know how close your dad and
I were

and how much I appreciate your
family.

For that same reason, I ask you
to think about it.

I won't tell you what you have
to do

or what you don't. You know
that.

But at least you need to know
what ground you're stepping on,

so you know what shoes to walk
in.

Or if it's better, well, not to
get your feet dirty.

Who the hell is Daniel
Arizmendi? I can't figure him

out.

Look, your dad wasn't the only
one obsessed with him.

Some other colleagues didn't
stop until they caught him.

But, you see, one of them

was shot while eating in a
restaurant.

Another one got a fucking cancer
from hell.

And another one ended up in
prison for ties to the Narcos.

What are you saying?

What I'm saying is that
everything

around Arizmendi ends up
rotting.

It's like a bad omen bird, you
know?

Tell me something.

Did my dad do stuff I shouldn't
be proud of?

We were police officers, not
saints.

Those are two different
business.

I'm just asking for your help
with them.

I'm sure you have contacts
within the police.

Look, Enrique is one of
Arizmendi's brothers.

Areli was his secretary and his
lover.

I haven't been able to track
them.

I can't promise anything, but
I'll see what I can do.

Thank you.

What should we do?

Don't worry, baby. We'll fix
this.

Driver's license and
registration.

Of course. Please.

Any problem?

Yes.

Registration doesn't match your
name.

Oh, I just bought it.

I haven't changed the owner's
registry.

Out of the car. You too, lady.

Lean against the car.

- No. -Hands back.

We can fix this. How much do you
want?

How much? I'll give you all.

Lean against the car, Mr.
Arizmendi. Hands behind your

back.

Don't worry, my love, we'll be
okay.

You're under arrest, Mr.
Arizmendi,

for driving a car reported as
stolen.

I ask again. Name and surname.

What do you do?

I work in footwear sales.

With this body?

Where were you going?

Don't lie.

When we ask, you answer.

Son of a bitch!

Where did you steal the car?

We didn't steal any car.

Don't be a liar.

Did you smack this guy around?

No way.

Get out.

I'm gonna knock your teeth out.

How many members are in the
gang?

I swear I'm in the footwear
business.

Don't be such a fucking liar.

Don't you lie to me, slut.

Please don't hurt me.

I'm pregnant. Please.

For real?

Yes.

Oh man, you and your kids.

You know you've got nothing
against me.

Yes. We nailed you with a stolen
car.

A stolen damn car, so what? I'll
be out in three months.

Well.

Maybe. Maybe not.

Your friend in the other
interrogation room

is really nervous.

She's just an employee.

Maybe so, but I see her

really worried about the little
fetus she's carrying in her

belly.

You'll be a dad. Congrats,
Arizmendi!

You know what I love about
babies?

They work miracles.

Not just because they're born
with a blessing, but because

I've seen tougher criminals than
you

giving up the moment you
threaten

to hurt their kids.

Imagine what this woman would do

to save her child.

You know what would go well with
that look you're wearing?

What?

A brand-new truck, latest model,

tinted windows, fully electric.

Like fresh from the dealership.
Already legalized.

- Luis? -Hello. How are you?

I'm fine. Any news?

Well, I've got good news and bad
news.

The good news is I got you a
phone number for Enrique,

Arizmendi's brother. It's a
number from Canada.

- Canada? -Yes.

And the bad news is that there's
no record

of this girl, Areli, anywhere
since 1997.

Ok. Thank you.

Good afternoon.

That doesn't answer our
questions.

How much do you trust that girl?

She won't speak.

How sure are you?

I don't know. 98%.

98%?

Excuse me, boys. Come here.

José, go grab some beers.

Take the boys.

98%? Huh? What about that 2%?

Yeah, everyone has a weak spot.

Do you know hers?

- Shut up, slut. -What?

Calm down now!

You shouldn't have let her get
that far.

She's a really smart girl. She
figured it out all on her own.

She's been locked up in there
two days.

How do you know she's not gonna
talk? I'm talking to you!

Shut up!

Don't shut me up.

I'm your wife. Not in front of
that whore.

You get out now.

Hey, calm down.

Enough!

I'm starting to like

coming to have breakfast with
you.

Seriously, how much longer do
you plan to put up with this,

huh?

You think that's good for the
baby?

Arizmendi is the dad, isn't he?

Daniel is my boss.

I work in the shoe business.

I've told you a thousand times.

You memorized that crap, didn't
you?

There's only one way out.

And think about it for his sake.
If you help me,

I'll help you. Tell me
everything. Everything you know.

How many are there? Where do
they operate?

How many have they kidnapped?
Officials involved?

If you help me, I'll get

you a direct pass into the
witness protection program.

We both win.

Or do you want to give birth to
little Daniel in prison?

Give the customer what they ask
for, huh?

Commander.

They paid the bail.

Are you kidding?

Fasten your seat belt.

I want you far from my husband,

but you will have everything

you need with us.

They offered you a new life
there, didn't they?

You will be fine. Don't let them
fool you.

They offered you to be a
protected witness?

Me too.

They will offer many things.

But nothing will happen.

You know why?

They don't even have money

to feed those assholes

who keep chasing us,

you think they'll have the money

to get you a pretty house in
California?

Of course not.

I'm expecting Daniel's child.

Business matters you handle with
your boss.

I'm his wife, not your friend.

They didn't have the ones you
like, but it's better than

nothing, right?

I've been having many doubts
lately.

What I thought would be a great
job,

to honor your career,

has only brought me shitty
ideas.

This is Enrique Arizmendi.

I got your message.

I don't know how you got my
phone number,

but you shouldn't have. You have
no right to cross this line.

You know how risky it is?

The threat you represent to me?

I built a family that doesn't
know my brother.

I have no desire whatsoever to
speak with you.

Please, delete this number and
don't call again.

Maybe it happens to every
family.

Our loved ones are not who we
think they are.

Or who we want them to be.

Hi, Daniel. Can we talk?

Sure. Tell me.

Excuse me.

I wanted to ask if it's possible

for me to take two weeks off.

It's almost time.

When he's born, can I meet him?

Of course. I'll let you know
when it's safe. Excuse me.

Take the two weeks and take this
cash. It'll come in handy.

Thank you.

What are you doing here? Out, bitch.

What's up with her?

She's going to the clinic.

Let me.

Promise me everything will be
okay.

Come with me.

They'll pay you now.

Careful.

Once, in early 1997.

Pay the taxi.

...I accompanied Daniel Arizmendi
to Morelos to close a deal

with a man named Caletti.

You refer to the judge of the
First District

of the 18th Judicial Circuit of
Morelos?

Roberto Caletti Treviño?

Yes. We went to his house.

He gave money in exchange for
documents,

but I couldn't see their
content.

It was probably that damn woman
who tipped them off, man.

We can't be sure.

We haven't heard from her in two
weeks.

I told you this was going to
happen.

Why don't you listen to me?

Look at the mess you got us
into.

Tell us about the protection

Daniel Arizmendi has received
from the authorities.

Daniel told me that in Mexico
City

he received protection from a
commander named Lombardi.

In the State of Mexico, judicial
agents

Sergio Mendoza and Vicente
Chimal assisted him.

Agents of the Federal
Prosecutor's Office

Fonseca Díaz and Arturo Moncada
Espejel

were in charge of processing the
bails.

Boss, in all the hospitals and
clinics I went to ask,

I didn't find any information.

And we know where she lived, so
to me it's pretty obvious.

Right?

Of course it is.

Yes, I recognize both
businesses.

Stolen cars and kidnappings.

Are you ready?

Yes.

Escape.

Keep it a secret.

Yes. We came here to see you,

not to chase you in the kitchen.

I'm coming.

Hope you're not as hyperactive
as her.

No way.

I'm here.

- Applauses. -Delicious.

- Honey. -No, mom, thanks.

This is delicious.

For you, made with love.

What I love is your necklace.

It's beautiful.

It's an antique. It was a gift
from this young lady's father.

Beautiful.

Yes, it's nice.

I only wear it for special
occasions, like today.

What is it, baby?

What's wrong?

Are you okay?

In this place where I'm taking
you,

you won't be missing a thing.

Everything will be okay.