Onde Está Marta del Castillo?

It was frustrating to watch this till the end. Teenage idiots not revealing where the body is, pointing fingers at each other & changing the story of how she got killed over & over & over & over. It was ANNOYING. They were making the whole Police department look for her in many many areas. Underwater, Garbage landfill, Digging a site. Just complete INSANITY. And the parents are heart broken & crying. I cant believe it. The whole thing is a disgusting mess & horrible.

Watch it only if you can deal with how messy & annoying a documentary can get. Its mindblowing to me how nothing happened & i was stuck seeing the annoyance of this documentary. HORRIBLE.

This series, apparently much like the case, was a bit chaotic. The storyline tries to keep the stories straight, but the final episode succumbs to the madness and is disjointed. The investigations seemed to be entirely dictated by public opinion and misses seemingly key lines of inquiry. The brother definitely seemed to be lying. It was all just a bit of a miss, which is unfortunate for the victim.

I had no idea what to expect when I started to watch this, but it is such a chilling and surreal case that does indeed deserve to be told (and it is done so with a respect towards everyone involved). So many questions that still needs to be answered and so many who deserve the truth to come forth. I found it quite scary and haunting.

Why does a 17yr old need a boyfriend or boys who are friends? I do not understand parents who are fine with their minors hanging out with boys, boys picking them up from their homes etc., Marta was 17. She had to study and come back home! Period! That's all that's required at rer age. Girls do not know or have the maturity at 17 to decide about the dangerous species known as "boys." Never trust a boy with your daughter. No matter how kind or polite he comes across as. Their evil side is shown only when a girl is vulnerable. All they want is s**. Sad to this precious girl treated like a piece of meat and nothing more. She was a human being. Full of life and love to give. Had dreams and aspirations. Wonder how much fun, love and laughter she bought into a room but who cares. But what it is to the world? Once a girl is out of her home, she is seen as an object as if there is nothing more to her. All those men protesting in the series, if given an opportunity, will act the same. Can never trust a boy or a man.

A great, shocking documentary to enter the miserable human mind. To be seen together with "Sarah - The girl from Avetrana", where similar events lead to reveal the true misery of the people. Discomforting, but unfortunately reality, heavy and harsh reality.