Delito

On a warm Madrid night, the unimaginable happens: ten people simultaneously plunge to their deaths from the seventh floor of a landmark hotel. The victims are strangers to one another, with no apparent connection, and none of them were registered guests. They carry no identification, leaving behind only the mystery of their final, synchronized act. The official investigation stalls before it can begin, baffled by the lack of evidence and the sheer impossibility of the event.

The case falls to an unconventional pair: a charismatic, rule-bending forensic examiner and a brilliant journalist who resurfaces after years of self-imposed exile. As they dig into the silent histories of the deceased, they uncover faint threads connecting the disparate lives, suggesting this was not a random act of despair. Each discovery pulls them deeper into a web of secrets that challenges their understanding of justice and revenge, revealing that the truth is far more terrifying than a mass suicide.