Do you think you might have watched every single true-crime show on Netflix by now? Think again!
A new four-part series, Carmel: Who Killed Maria Marta?, landed on the streaming service on Thursday - and as one of the most controversial criminal cases in Argentina, it sounds simply fascinating.
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The series follows the mysterious death of Maria Marta Garcia Belsunce, a sociologist who was found dead in her home in 2002 aged 50. She lived with her husband of 31 years, Carlos Carrasosa, who found her unconscious in the bath and called the police.
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He, and medical professionals, believed that she had hit her head by accident and drowned, with the official autopsy listing the cause as "non-traumatic cardiac arrest". However, after her family insisted on further investigation, it was revealed that she had actually been shot several times.
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While Carlos was arrested for her murder, in the documentary, he tells the judge: "I am completely innocent, but I want to know who killed my wife." He has always maintained his innocence since her death in 2002.
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