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Netflix docuseries about the murder of Heidi Paz Bulnes in Madrid and the conviction of Spanish chef César Román, known as 'the King of Cachopo,' sentenced to 15 years in 2021.

900 Days Without Anabel is a Netflix documentary series about the 1993 kidnapping and murder of 22-year-old Anabel Segura in Madrid, Spain — a case that lasted nearly 900 days.

Baraja: la firma del asesino is a Netflix documentary series about Alfredo Galán Sotillo, an ex-soldier who murdered six people near Madrid in 2003, leaving playing cards at crime scenes as his signature.

The César Román case is a Spanish homicide in which businessman César Román murdered and dismembered his 25-year-old partner Heidi Paz Bulnes in Madrid in August 2018.

The Card Killer case is a Spanish serial murder case from 2003, in which ex-soldier Alfredo Galán Sotillo shot nine people in and around Madrid, leaving playing cards at crime scenes as his signature.

The Anabel Segura case is a Spanish kidnapping and murder from 1993, in which a 22-year-old student was abducted while jogging in Madrid and killed after 900 days in captivity.

Netflix documentary series about the controversial 2013 death of Italian cameraman Mario Biondo in Madrid, ruled suicide but fiercely contested by his family for a decade.

Netflix docuseries about Francisco Nicolás Gómez Iglesias, the young Spanish con man who infiltrated political, royal, and intelligence circles — and was arrested in 2014.

Las últimas horas de Mario Biondo is a Netflix docuseries about the 2013 death of Italian cameraman Mario Biondo in Madrid, officially ruled suicide but never accepted as such by his family.

Lucrecia: Un crimen de odio is a Disney+ documentary series about the 1992 racist murder of Dominican immigrant Lucrecia Pérez Matos in Madrid — Spain's first officially recognized hate crime.

A Spanish fraud case in which Francisco Nicolás Gómez Iglesias posed as a government insider, deceiving institutions and businesses across Madrid from 2014 until his arrest and conviction.

Alfredo Galán Sotillo, a former soldier, killed six people at random in Madrid in early 2003, leaving playing cards at crime scenes before surrendering to police in July 2003.

Mario Biondo was an Italian cameraman found dead in Madrid on May 30, 2013. Spanish authorities ruled suicide, but Italian proceedings later suggested possible homicide.

The Lucrecia Pérez murder was Spain's first officially recognized racist hate crime, in which a Dominican woman was shot dead by a Civil Guard with neo-Nazi links in Madrid in 1992.