The new documentary series is expected to premiere on Netflix on October 20
The Netflix platform seems to be increasingly investing in true stories from past decades that have either been forgotten by the media or never explored. One such case, after the very popular Dahmer, is the new documentary series entitled “Vatican Girl: The Disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi”, coming from the creator of the documentary series Mark Lewis.
Vatican Girl tackles a mystery from the 80s
More specifically, on June 22, 1983, Emanuela Orlandi, a 15-year-old girl living in Vatican City, disappeared under mysterious circumstances while returning home from music class. At the time, many believed that the Vatican itself was involved in this case. During that time the case went around the world on the front pages of all the newspapers.
Emanuela was never found, yet her family and investigators never stopped trying to figure out what happened to this case. From time to time, suspicions and theories revolve around mysteries and underground games of the Vatican, the involvement of the Italian mafia, but also the secret services of many different countries. The hypotheses that are made are many, but no one can be sure of what really happened that day, but also all these years that Emanuela has been missing.
Testimonies of people who have never been seen before
Through a total of four episodes, the new documentary series shares with the public the thoughts of the Orlandi family about what happened, as well as various witnesses who have never spoken on camera before. Everyone understands that this case is a secret that was kept under wraps to protect many interests. Now that the case is resurfacing, the people involved are hoping for an answer or even a major twist.
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