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Crime Diaries: The Candidate

Season 1

In 1994, Mexican presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio's assassination sends his dying widow racing to uncover who did it. Based on true events.

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The Candidate
Episode 148 min2019-03-22

The Candidate

Encouraged by his wife, presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio resist political party pressure and writes a speech that sticks to his principles.

Who Did it?
Episode 241 min2019-03-22

Who Did it?

Three suspects are arrested in Tijuana. Cmdr. Benítez becomes even more suspicious when the investigation is immediately taken out of his hands.

The Prosecutor
Episode 345 min2019-03-22

The Prosecutor

At Colosio's funeral, Diana Laura sees suspects at every turn. Noticing Mario Aburto's resemblance to a new murder victim, Benítez forms a theory.

Lost Bullet
Episode 440 min2019-03-22

Lost Bullet

A confession from her driver spurs Diana Laura to visit Gen. Garcés. Miguel Montes forms his own theory. Benítez receives a key piece of evidence.

The Watch
Episode 546 min2019-03-22

The Watch

Montes interrogates the Tucanes. A new detail is spotted in the assassination video. Salinas announces an appointment that makes Diana Laura suspicious.

I Killed Him
Episode 639 min2019-03-22

I Killed Him

In light of new evidence pointing to two shooters, Montes gathers more proof of a lone gunman. Diana Laura confronts Montes and begs him for a favor.

Welcome to Lomas Taurinas
Episode 744 min2019-03-22

Welcome to Lomas Taurinas

Another PRI politician is killed. Diana Laura encounters complications on a secret trip to Tijuana to visit Aburto's family. Benítez is sent a warning.

Forgive and Forget
Episode 832 min2019-03-22

Forgive and Forget

Montes receives a new piece of evidence that forces him to make a decision. Rubí confronts López Riestra. Diana Laura has parting words for Montes.

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