Netflix suspends the premiere of ‘Angi: crime and lies’, the documentary about the murder of Ana María Páez – Pledge Times
- Netflix suspended the premiere of the documentary series 'Angi: crime and lies' scheduled for May 1 in response to a court order.
- This suspension followed a legal demand from María Ángeles Molina, convicted of Ana María Páez’s murder, requesting a precautionary halt on the release.
- The company canceled two episodes, removed the series from its catalog, and privatized trailers due to unconsented personal images shown before the crime.
- The documentary examined the 2008 homicide of fashion designer Ana Páez by Molina, calling it 'the almost perfect crime' and linking Molina to businessman Juan Antonio Álvarez Litben’s death.
- The suspension highlights legal and ethical challenges in true crime streaming content, as Netflix previously produced similar Spanish crime series without reported issues.
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‘Angi: Crime and Lie‘ : The series that Netflix could not release by a court order
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From prison, a killer forces Netflix to suspend the premiere of a series: what was to be seen in “Angi”
The protagonist of the documentary denounced the platform so that it did not show the images.Angi: Crime and Lie was going to arrive on Thursday at the "N".
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