Meurtres sur la Costa del Sol: l'Affaire Wanninkhof-Carabantes

A very interesting documentary from Netflix, it focuses on the murder of two young women, and a quick conviction.

It's an interesting case of crime and murder across Britain and Spain, you will hear some harrowing testimonies and some shocking facts.

I feel a little awkward commenting on cases such as these, as the events are clearly still raw for so many concerned.

The initial conviction, gives you an idea of how powerful prejudices can be, and how a jury can clearly be influenced by a passionate case. I do hope she got a settlement for the misery they caused her.

I vaguely remember something about The Holloway Strangler, it amazes me how someone can live a virtually normal life, and function like an ordinary person, but love with the horror of his crimes, baffling.

Very interesting, 7/10.

What starts off as a generic true crime doc takes a few turns here and there that you may not see coming. The show has a lot of original interviews and some GOOD new shots of the coast of Malaga.

As it is the case with crime docs, it shows the dark side of an individual, but also that of the society along with its selfishness and greed.

It's a quick short watch. Check it out!

Pointing each other guilty without knowing the facts!! Without proof or even any useful Dna. A complete desaster.

I missed a lot of testimonies, and it feels like the police don't even admit their mistakes, only talk about their hard work!, This is not even close to hard work.

Very frustrating that the society falls for this, and is not able to form their own opinions any more about serious things, you are sending someone to jail!! %%$$##@@

The only nice images in this documentary are the ones from beatiful Spain.

THE MOST PAINFUL IS TO REALISE THAT THIS STILL HAPPENS TODAY!! INCREDIBLE!

I am from Spain, and yes.. it is still like that now, and of course worldwide.

If you have enough patience this documentary has some sort of payoff.

It handles every case in the relative perceivable detail that you could expect, mainly with the most important highlights which point to the result that was achieved for every case.

I think it's important to recognize that it paints a picture of how the system takes the pain in people and tries to arrive at an outcome that will satisfy the victims, but not specifically to make sure justice is served and that is a big flaw. Since i have never been involved in any criminal case directly or indirectly i don't have first hand accounts to how the justic systems operate around the world, but i wouldn't be surprised this type of outcomes happen considerably often in many countries.

It's absolutely despicable that the justice and legal systems are as rotten as shown here, and how the media as well is to blame for this making people angry and thirsty for vengeance more than justice and then the legal and judicial system just caves in to the pressure the media helped propagate. Really for shame. Things must change for the better or more innocent people will pay and will suffer because of these ways of handling cases by the media and the system.

The victim's mother, Alicia, I found her to be a very surprising character. I understand her pain of losing her daughter, but to discover who the real killer was and to still insist to pin it on your ex lover, out of pure vengeance and hatred, is something that just shows how evil she is. She even expressed feelings of sympathy for the killer, describing him in a positive manner at some point in the documentary, how he was tall, good looking, good manners when they met in the past. This is appalling, your own daughter's killer... no remorse for what the poor woman (Dolores) had to go through, still being delusional that, even when there is clear proof who the real killer was, she still wants to believe that the killer was Dolores, out of pure evil and hatred and resentment in your heart.... I found her a terrible woman, vindictive. I had the feeling that she enjoyed being in the spotlight, talking to reporters, years after the crime, she loved being a little star, just mean spirited, terrible woman.