Women in Blue
Defy the system. Discover the truth.
In 1971, four women defy ultraconservative norms and join Mexico's first female police force—only to discover that it's a publicity stunt to distract the media from a serial killer. As the body count grows, they make a pact to bring the killer to justice.
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Episodes
10 episodes. Playback and audio depend on the available source.
0157 minS1:E1 María
As a serial killer targeting women terrorizes the city, María, Valentina, Gabina, and Ángeles join the first female police force.
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0254 minS1:E2 Paola
María and the other Azules stumble upon a new victim of the Undresser and watch as a man they believe is innocent gets arrested.
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0356 minS1:E3 Norma
Dissatisfied with the detectives' conclusions, the Azules conduct their own investigation off the books.
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0455 minS1:E4 Alma
Another Undresser victim is found, confirming the Azules' suspicions. Their investigation points detectives to a new suspect.
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0557 minS1:E5 Ángeles
Romandía gets pulled into the investigation as the Azules uncover a clue that may reveal the Undresser's identity.
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0655 minS1:E6 Laura
The detectives take drastic measures to find answers. María seeks the help of someone who can offer new insight: a convicted serial killer.
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0750 minS1:E7 Dora
The Azules turn their attention to unsolved murders, hoping to find a connection to the Undresser.
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0845 minS1:E8 Rosa
María and Ángeles interview the adopted son of a woman named Rosa, who the Azules believe may have been the Undresser's first victim.
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0959 minS1:E9 Gabina
The Azules work with the detectives to stage a trap for the man they think is the Undresser—but things don't go as planned.
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1054 minS1:E10 Valentina
The Azules pull their resources together to try and save one of their own, putting the future of the female police force at risk.
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