Because if they find me, they’ll eliminate me, just like they tried to do five years ago. But I can’t stay silent any longer.
They’re going to execute an innocent man, and I have the evidence to save him. What evidence?
A long silence. The night Sara died, I was there. I saw everything, and I saw something else that no one knows, something that changes everything you think you know about this case.
What did you see? Sara Fuentes didn’t die that night, Mrs. Medina. I got her out of that house before Gonzalo finished her off.
Sara is alive and has been waiting for this moment for five years. And Dolores couldn’t process what she had just heard.
Sara Viva, who spent five years in hiding while her husband awaited execution, said, “That’s impossible.”
There was a funeral, a death certificate. The body, the body was so badly damaged that identification was made through dental records, Martin interrupted.
