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DNA Discovery Reopens Shocking Cold Case: Who Really Killed Nora Dalmasso?
Río Cuarto, Argentina — For nearly 20 years, the murder of Nora Dalmasso has cast a long, painful shadow over her family, her city, and an entire nation. A beloved wife and mother, Nora was found strangled in her bedroom in 2006, tied with her own bathrobe belt. Now, after years of heartache, scandal, and false accusations, a new suspect has been identified — and with it, a glimmer of long-awaited justice. DNA Discovery Reopens Shocking Cold Cas…
The tragedy of the family was compounded by having to deal with the aberrant lies that the media, morbid, threw at them and the victim herself.
Nora died once, but they let her die a thousand times more: in the courts, in the press, in the public conversation, writes Santiago Barraza López
Jamie Crawford directed the documentary about the case that ranks among Netflix's most viewed worldwide. He explained that he sought to reflect that "there are always real people behind every tragedy."
I saw the documentary about the femicide of Nora Dalmasso and it took me straight to my 20 years, when I first heard that name. TV repeated images, rumors and morbid details. Today I understand how the spectacle of pain can overshadow justice. What does this case teach us in light of a feminist perspective? On the weekend I saw the documentary The Thousand Deaths of Nora Dalmasso, directed by Jamie Crawford, in Netflix. When the last chapter end…
The true story of “The Thousand Deaths of Nora Dalmasso”, the crime that became a spectacleFrom witness to accused for the death of Nora Dalmasso: who is and what happened with Roberto Bárzola Almost two decades after the brutal murder of Nora Dalmasso in his home in Río Cuarto, Córdoba, the wound remains open. What once seemed like an endless suspense novel now takes judicial impetus again, following Judge Diego Ortiz's decision to reject the s…
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